Please define "Rework" and what does involve?
 

Does it affect its value? TKS Eric

Definition of re·work
[rēˈwərk]

VERB
make changes to the original version of (something).


https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rework

can you be more specific as to what item you are referring to?

Matt:cool:

I believe I found a good example~ http://luger.gunboards.com/showthrea...-Luger-holster TKS!

A re-work could/can be as simple as inspection and re-marking or as thorough as replacing major parts and re-proving with re-finish.

Yes, it affects value; sometimes positively sometimes negatively.

In my humble opinion a "rework" could be a firearm rebuilt in some sort of military facility without any regard to the maker of the parts, just fitted and put together.

Would This Apply Reissued Into Use In Another Period?
 

As I own a 1914 DWM artillery with two dates on chamber and a Nazi Navy mark as shown in Jans' Weimer luger~ I believe these markings might enhance its vaue~ TKS

TKS, Mine has all matching parts and reissued for all three German periods~Imperial, Weimar, Nazi~

I know the 'N' for North Sea Fleet! What did the '1649' stand for? Or the 'M/Anchor'.