I don't want to put too much into any one post since you have trouble following things preacher, so take a deep breath and pay attention to a separate observation.
Krupp Steel was made in Germany. The Krupp steel you referred to was made in the 1890's.
German Steel made in the 1890's would not have been given a 1045 designation for two reasons.
1) German steel of that time did not use AISI classifications.
2) The AISI(American Iron and Steel Institute) did not even exist until 1908.
Is this too much for you preacher, or can I go on with another complex and difficult to grasp thought? Nope, I better do it in a separate post...
