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    #16
    Originally posted by keifer kahn View Post
    I echo Checkits points.

    If an item "glows" it is simply not an instant indicator of reproduction.There is a lot of recorded information about this and once you become familiar with the scientific and historic facts about fluoresence,you will see the notion of "it glows=fake" is a somewhat naive notion.
    This is absolutley true. There are some excellent professional articles out there to back this up, as well. I believe one is even posted on this forum.

    I am always amused when I see collectors using the blacklight as a "rule of thumb" so speak, authenticating or dismissing things simply on the basis of whether or not they glow. I've even talked to a number of collectors using blacklights who, when asked, don't even know what causes a piece to glow.

    Chris

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      #17
      I have a family member finishing up her masters of conservation and has worked a lot with Rayon interning with a conservationist.

      "Rayon is a synthetic thread" is not entirely correct.

      it is neither a truly synthetic nor a natural..it is technically a semi.. although most call it natural.
      Unless its been washed with a brightener white WW2 period Rayon pieces should not fluoresce..

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        #18
        Hello yes some original WW2 items will glow.

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