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ad[0]='A fast test for Bakelite authenticity is to rub the piece vigorously with your thumb until it gets warm & take a whiff. Bakelite should have a distinctive smell when heated- like formaldehyde.';
ad[1]='Glass Wax, when it can be found, is great for cleaning old composition dolls. It also brings a premium price on eBay.';
ad[2]='Old radio premium rings are often found with bands out-of-round. To re-form them, find a round tapered wooden brush handle that fits firmly & roll the band with pressure on hard wood. Then insert from other side & repeat the process.';
ad[3]='To remove minor page creases in old comics or books, very lightly dampen the crease with the tip of your moistened finger. Close & let dry. Do not try this on your rare copies.';
ad[4]='When exposed to UV light, Fostoria American will glow a pale yellow and Vaseline glass will glow a bright green.';
ad[5]='Be careful when cleaning the backs of old cello pinbacks with WD-40 or similar. If your wet Q-tip touches the edge, it can creep behind the cello & darken the pin.';
ad[6]='If your item has a zip code, it was made after 1963. If it has a UPC code, it was likely made after 1973. For dating by patent number, check our Patent Number Chart.';
ad[7]='The paint on old cast iron will rarely fluoresce when exposed to UV light while most new paint on new cast iron will. UV light can also detect newly painted repairs on old pieces.';
ad[8]='Older arcade cards are quite a bit thicker than most of the reproductions seen. In addition, most reproduction cards will usually glow under UV light.';
ad[9]='Most old pinbacks will have a noticable & welcomed patina on the reverse. Beware of new looking pinbacks with old back papers inserted. ';

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