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Mon, 22 Jun 1998 09:42:10 -0400
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I recommend Huntington T. Block Insurance in Washington, D.C.  They deal mostly
with arts and history institutions across North America. Many major museums use
them because they are very cost efficient. Call Lynn Marcin at 800-424-8830. She
is the Artsure Representative for The American Federation of Arts.  She is very
efficient and reliable.  Tell her that I referred you.  Good Luck!   Let me know
how it goes.

John Nichols
Director of Museum Services
The American Federation of Arts
Phone: 800-232-0270
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William S. Hanable wrote:

> We are looking for property insurance for a large object (six-ton lighthouse
> lens) that the Coast Guard is placing on long-term loan to our institution.
> So far, we have not been able to locate an insurance company experienced in
> insuring historical artifacts (versus art objects).
>
> Can anyone suggest two or three carriers we might contact for estimates?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bill Hanable
> Westport (WA) Maritime Museum

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