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I cannot provide any helpful information on your dilema, but thought it may be a perfect opportunity to mention an interesting book I recently read. Not sure if I heard of it here. It's called The Radium Girls. It's about the girls who painted radium on watch dials. Extremely interesting to me.
: I have just bought a near 70 year old early Rallymaster from the
: United States through Ebay.
: U.S, Customs have returned to the seller who has replied to me,
: saying
: on the box is a stick-on label that reads "your item was
: reviewed in our processing center and was
: determined to be ineligible to be shipped forward by air to the
: buyer because of an unacceptable level
: of radiation". Really?, it's a watch. That's just nuts. I have
: a meter that would detect radiation, there was none.
: Has anyone come across this idiocy before?
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