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“According to most experts, it is harmless.” That can be your epitaph.

I assume it’s like tritium night sights in firearms. Perfectly safe, as long as you don’t make a habit of licking them.

on banana scale,its still dangerous.

That is dangerous.

As long as you're not living in a room full of uranium glass it's harmless

Imagine ghostbusters slimer made of that glass. ❤😊

It's safe...

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The cut crystal seems to be starting to sell in some places after a long time of being in the doldrums! Most of those other items seem to be already popular to me

Would really like to get one ngl

You get a higher dose flying in a plane than fron these things

Didn't they claim Radium watch dials weren't harmful too?

Would you buy this?

i have 1 piece i got from you last year. looks super cool

My guy said apply lucratively. I don’t like to ever say apply liberally either. I despise that word. 😂

A hog scraper was used to scrape the hair off of a hog after it was dropped in the boiling water.

Comment on the beryllium copper tools. They were not "anti spark" nor used to prevent explosions. The beryllium alloy will spark like most any metal. They were used to work around large magnets. We used them in the military when working around radars. The magnetrons and amplitrons used in radar transmitters have very strong magnets and will pull a ferris tools out of your hand. Beryllium alloy tools are non-ferris which makes them not attracted to magnets and magnetic fields.

I would never polish one of these. Toxicity

My uncle gave me this knife he said he was a really old knife he said it was also over 100 years and he let me have it and it gave him 3 blade like those

When you use such a big rag a lot of the feed and wax gets absorbed which is a waste.

I dig for antique bottles at a Victorian era refuse site. I find LOTS of chunks of Uranium glass all over the site, but haven't found anything complete. I did knap an arrowhead out of a piece of it and it looks outstanding!

Kinda skipped over the shoulder jars let me know please

I have a tablesaw with a Wisconsin gasoline motor. Can't put an exact date on it since the manufacture went out of business in the 60's. I completely restored it several years ago including a complete overhaul on the motor. The motor was made between '42 amd '57. I have a sales brochure that shows an earlier saw with a smaller motor which was discontinued in '41. Would like to sell it.

Not true at all. There's the Mandarin line, the Chinese Yellow line, many vases are swung, there is breading, cut glass with a cut glass edge. He's speaking only of Fenton that has a crimped edge and doesn't even know the correct terminology for it. Very misleading.

I have a Case Knife I recieved from my grandfather in 1967. I believe it is pre WW2, maybe 100 years old. It's a larger pocket knife, than the current smaller Case knives. It has a brown bone handle, three blades, short blade has a flat screw driver tip and a old style can opener. How do I find out its age?

1970 442 w30

Thanks!! Great video. What kinda WD40 would you use to seal it? The WD40 multispray?

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What’s a black light

That glass actually might be pressed, not cut. Look for a seam along the edge.

Does it wash off when you wash them several times?

I have this ball mason jar with this little glass bubbler on top of a lid that screws to a wall, I can’t find any information online about it?

a hog scraper is to remove the hair from a scalded hog.

I enjoy your videos , just to Let U know , it is real Bone handle from South America , it’s not fake , they do a synthetic handle and horn and pearl , many others , but it’s a dyed natural cow bone

I have a wooden tool box made for the purpose of keeping a tool set to gauge steam engines which is complete inside.

Nice collection

Thank you. I subscribed. I bought a third generation hope chest. I will think about what you said.

I have a Case xx Christmas edition trapper I think it’s very rare if anyone could give me some info about it I’d appreciate it. I’ve looked it up and haven’t even been able to find a picture of one. It’s brand new never been used sharpened or anything I have the original box rust preventing paper and the original owners manual

They Come in Red, Yellow, Orange easy one Green i haven't seen Any others So far

i started off with nothing and, so far,i still have half of it. 😂 (credit someone else)

Coming to show you some stuff soon. I have a bunch of oil cans. Some military, some sewing machine. Mixed oil and gas containers. Hand painted signed double cola advertisement sign I found in a old country store 40 years ago...I'll be calling. Love you videos!

I’ve been hunting uranium glass for about 12 years. Found some great pieces and sold some I regret selling because I’ll probably never find them again regardless of the price. There were Vaseline glass pieces made that have uranium in them even in the late 1800s. Getting harder and harder to find the really old and rare pieces, seems like people who are buying them are keeping them nowadays and not selling them. I have over 100 uranium glass pieces currently and I’m no longer selling any of mine either. When I first started hunting it was so much cheaper and easier to find them then it is now. I believe I missed my era for buying nice pieces for much cheaper then they are now. I no longer buy common pieces though and only hard to find pieces.

There's also a health benefit from drinking out of these glasses as well!

Just came by your RUclips channel 😀 at random. Like 👌 ALL those OLD toys 🧸. I remember quite a few of them during my childhood. Just subbed!! Your friend, Jeff!!

I have my grandfather's knife i had someone look at it he told me it was a case but the shield is missing an no tang stamp he said it was the nineteen thirties anyone ever heard of a case with no tang stamp it's about wore out

That "barn hook" had a multitude of uses. Logs, beams, stumps even blocks of ice.

If you start collecting the Tupperware cannister sets, check the lids carefully. I received a set for a shower gift back in the 80s and as it aged, the lids would crack when I pushed down on them. (I did not store them in the attic and I did not push down hard.)

Granite ware enamel. Black and white, red and white a couple other variations. Most of this stuff was everyday use for middle class folks.. pieces in top condition not too easy to find any more. Many variations made by lots of different companies. I started buying and using it 20 plus years ago. Stuff is damn near bulletproof USA made Even 50 yr old examples way better than modern Chinese junk! One subtle way to buy American!!

Excellent video thank you.

Remember them phones. I have a brass plate but. It's about 4' in diameter. Been in my root cellar for years. Live in Bristol TN. One day I'm going to make it to your store