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AUDIT ROW #438 · LORE AND AUCTION RECORD, TESTED
Gang lore keeps objects — the Dillinger car is the type specimen, a machine with a story sold at auction — and the test for a Walkerton analog (an object from the town's bank-crime record carrying lore value, exhibited, auctioned, or museum-kept) returns none in the records searched. The town's bank record itself stands in Crime & Public Safety (the closings and crimes of its banks at their documented strengths) and is not retold; what this item sought was the lore layer above it, and the lore layer is absent — no getaway car, no vault relic, no robber's artifact attaches to Walkerton in the lore, auction, or museum record as reached. Printed as a tested negative at that strength; a small town whose bank story is mostly a Depression story (the founders addendum's casualty) generates receivership paper, not souvenirs.