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Firelock, I agree with you completely on that. As you mentioned, The Kentucky rifle is still a Kentucky rifle, but is none the less, still a reprodcution. I personally prefer  the original, historical fabric over reproduction whenever possible. That is the point I am trying to make. Why bother saving the original fabric of a locomotive at a museum if it is still considered original without it? That sort of conteracts the idea of preserving the originality of the locomotive.
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