"It's not reblued - I swear"

[Edward Tinker]

Originally Posted by DonVoigt

That "lady" always has overpriced stuff , quite often with something wrong. The descriptions are always "fluffed" and also frequently wrong.

Unfortunately no amount of education would convince her that the Erfurt in the link above is not "new" and and "RC" means reworked after WWI.

RC does NOT mean reworked after WW1?

RC is the acceptance of a part that did not meet specifications, it was used mostly by Erfurt, but also by DWM, it simply means, oops, this doesn't pass first look for that part, and a senior inspector 'signed off' on it!

Ed

[DonVoigt]

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

RC does NOT mean reworked after WW1?

RC is the acceptance of a part that did not meet specifications, it was used mostly by Erfurt, but also by DWM, it simply means, oops, this doesn't pass first look for that part, and a senior inspector 'signed off' on it!

Ed

Ed,
you mis-read me again, probably 'cause I rite rotten.

the lady in question said "RC means reworked after WWI",
I was attempting to point out that (again) she was wrong. I re-worded my part of the post, maybe I should have just cut and pasted the original
verbiage.

I reckon you did not read the auction description? It's worth the effort as an example of creative fiction.

[kurusu]

It's not lady but laddy, and bar. My guess is he just had one too many

[DonVoigt]

Originally Posted by kurusu

It's not lady but laddy, and bar. My guess is he just had one too many

Yes,
one too many "d"s.