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27-10-12, 02:40
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This is a good description of the dangers of old instruments.
Basically, leave them alone. If you use them as designed they offer little danger so long as you don't carry them around in your pocket continuously. Looks like we all have to destroy our pre-1960's watches! http://www.trademarklondon.com/Radiation/index.html Lang 
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27-10-12, 12:46
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AAAAARGH ! I have my grandad's field compass and have had since I was eight ! I used to take it everywhere with me, in my pocket!!! I always wondered why the direction of travel marker appeared rusty and brown.... It's painted in the outside of the glass too...... Oh lord !
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