The Unemployed Philosophers Guild Marie Curie and Radium Enamel Pin Set - Strong Rubber Backing Clasps
Special Features
- Marie Sklodowska Curie coined the word "radioactive" and named the radium that gave the lab that special glow(-in-the-dark).
- Set of two collectible pins with strong black rubber backing.
- Made of brass with nickel plating, and hard enamel coloring.
- Now your backpack or favorite jacket can join the cultural conversation! Brooch the subject!
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