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I was wondering if Civil War relics should remain as is or get a facelift by replaying items. This is an article about a cannon that had been sitting on the ground with it's two fulcrums in cement getting a reproduction carriage. I was wondering just how far Civil War relics on display should have facelifts. Would a musket with a damaged or missing stock look better with a new reproduction stock?
I was wondering if Civil War relics should remain as is or get a facelift by replaying items. This is an article about a cannon that had been sitting on the ground with it's two fulcrums in cement getting a reproduction carriage. I was wondering just how far Civil War relics on display should have facelifts. Would a musket with a damaged or missing stock look better with a new reproduction stock?