Ingersoll Type-R Radiolite Alarm Clock 1920s - Radium Dial

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Ingersoll Type-R Radiolite Alarm Clock 1920s - Radium Dial

Postby Buzzardking » Wed Nov 01, 2017 12:36 pm

Hi, All -

I'm working on an Ingersoll Type-R alarm clock with a Radiolite dial and I can't tell that this radium paint glows at all anymore. Am I going to die from handling it anyway?

I have a few other radium dial clocks and watches that do still glow and I'm curious how scared I should be about handling them. Already inhaled dust from a WWI German pocket watch dial so I'm likely a goner anyway. :lol:

Thanks for your help!
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Re: Ingersoll Type-R Radiolite Alarm Clock 1920s - Radium Di

Postby willofiam » Wed Nov 01, 2017 5:17 pm

yeah, might as well call it quits and send me all your tools :D
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Re: Ingersoll Type-R Radiolite Alarm Clock 1920s - Radium Di

Postby Buzzardking » Thu Nov 02, 2017 11:28 am

Ha, yeah, that's what I figured. :ugeek:

Tools: I have a box of toothpicks, a can of WD-40, a screwdriver and a 10lb sledge. That's good for working on pocket watches, right?

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