Three graduations from today's shortlist, all fact-checked against
primary sources rather than the feeds that surfaced them.
Porcelain Room (Aranjuez): held up and gained a story — Gricci's screwed
(not glued) plaques were an inherited Capodimonte technique, proven by
the near-identical Portici room that was dismantled and moved intact in
1866. Buen Retiro burned in 1812 under Wellington and reopened in 1817
as La Moncloa.
Sailor's Knife: the review found the find's own "113 years" figure is
unverified arithmetic (2026-1913) — Best Made only claims "a century".
Find corrected to match; the caveat is now in the review. The Gatun Lake
salvage story itself checks out independently of the marketing.
We Are Rewind: the "only cassette pressing of the 50th-anniversary
remaster" claim traces entirely back to the maker's press materials, so
the review attributes it rather than asserting it. No auto-reverse noted
as an honest limitation.
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