Black Lights as a Collector's tool Part 1: Uranium Glass!
A black light is an extremely useful tool for determining whether or not uranium is present as a pigment in class. Uranium was used frequently in glass before WWII. Uranium glass will glow florescent yellow or green under a black light, regardless of the color of the glass.
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