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>>54892858
>stack uranium glass

Glowchads rise up

>>53863546
>Uranium crystal
What's that, just uranium glass?

>>53037113
>uranium glassware

Yep I've come across a lot of it, very popular in the '20s-30s. My aunt collects the orange uranium glaze stuff like anon posted. Most doesn't float my boat but I kept and spruced up a nice 1925 patent date kerosene lamp, had another that I sold for near $100 a while ago. I come across lots of uranium glass shards digging in old rubbish dumps and have been thinking about saving all the bits I find to tumble in something like a cement mixer and turn into simulated beach glass, even sold honestly I think it would be pretty valuable to people who use it for jewelry and crafts, druggie ravers might like it too. Wouldn't make a fortune or anything but a few extra grand here and there adds up to a fair bit of shiny.

Are you all ready for electricity blackouts and fuel shortages? Candles are cool but the kerosene lamp-pill is peak comfy.