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first is a 1937 hamilton beach model "c" mixer complete and in perfect working order, showing how nicely the seville yellow glass fluoresces. and next is a fenton topaz opal hobnail student lamp, with one of those party blacklight fluorescent bulbs in it.
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Very cool hobnail !! I used one of these juicers as a base on my Eclectic lamp I have posted these bowls fluoresce brilliantly !
They've got the "Glow". very neat
thanks Hedgewalker, i have looked through alot of your item and you have some really cool stuff man
Thanks hobnail !! I just took some better pics of the lamp with juicer base. (Hopefully...uploading as I type) Will post soon .
I love the idea of preparing Food in Glass which emits Radioactivity!