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Hi Don..!!
First - there is a difference between "reblued" and "restored".. When someone say "reblued" to me, I can only think of wavy buff marks, a hot dip in cold blue - and well, you know ![]() A "restoration" is a different story.. Very few can do a great restoration - making it look like it just left the factory... However - as a collector - while "restorations" are far superior than "reblues" - it still is NOT the way it left the factory over 50 years ago..?? Sooo....... It really depends on what you want?? If you want a quick "fixer-upper" for an old tired out gal - yep - a reblue could do it.. If you want it to look like it left for the factory - then a restoration might be in your future?? However - if it is all original today - just worn and tired - I'd vote to leave her the way she is... Old and tired and original isn't so bad.. Ever seen an old woman with a poor facelift??? Yea - it's sort'a like that.. ![]() John |
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