GERMAN GUN COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION
EIN 02-0509875 · Education (B036)
What they do
The German Gun Collectors Association is An Educational Institution Dedicated to The Study of Middle European Sporting Arms of The Modern Era. On A Continuing Basis, We Maintain An Archive of Magazines, Books, and Catalogs for The Use of Researchers; An Informational Website (www.germanguns.com); A Bookstore With Informational Titles; and An Email Address (inquiries@germanguns.com) to Assist With Inquiries, of Which There Were Many In The Fiscal Year Ending 9/30/25 About Our Subject. This is A Free Service to The General Public.In The Fiscal Year Ending 9/30/25, We Published Two Professionally Composed and Printed Informational Magazines and One Calendar. Our In-house Publication Staff, Including Our Writers and Editors, Are All Volunteers and Receive No Monetary Compensation. We Also Attended Various Shows to Promote Our Association Including The Antique Arms Show In Las Vegas, The Colorado Gun Collectors Show, The Ohio Gun Collectors Show, and The Tulsa Gun Show. Members Attending Th
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ContactJon SpencerFoundation Mgr.
In care of% JAN SPENCER
Mailing address8987 ALEXANDER RD, BATAVIA, NY 14020-9517
Main phone(435) 528-7966 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2003
- County
- Sanpete
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