Do any Lutheran denominations (or parachurch reform groups) successfully represent "repristination theology"? A Tweet by some fans of Franz Pieper recently said,


  God has blessed the "repristination theology" of our fathers with success also in this country. #lcms #lutheran


Growing up in Lutheranism, that was the first time I'd ever heard the term. 

Britannica defines it as:


  “The Repristination Theology” (i.e., restoration of earlier norms), led by Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg (1802–69), made 17th-century orthodoxy normative for the interpretation of Luther’s teachings and fought the rising historical-critical approach to the Bible by affirming the verbal inspiration... 


Do any Lutheran denominations (or parachurch reform groups) successfully represent "repristination theology"?
According to Wikipedia's Neo-Lutheranism article, repristination theology beget Confessional Lutheranism.  There are two major churches in America which describe themselves as "Confessional Lutherans."  They are the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod and the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod.

A Wikipedia article lists some (albeit debateable) differences between non-Confessional and Confessional Lutheranism.