Vintage Book: Come to The Farm, 1949

Vintage Metal Desk, c. 1960s?

Vintage Vinyl Measuring Tape (for Sewing): 19,900 ppm Lead. [90 ppm Lead is unsafe for kids.]

Tape Measures: Contractor Grade — is your measuring tape Lead-free?

Vintage (1980s?) Fisher Price sorting toy for infants and toddlers

Vintage 1970s Fisher Price School Bus Toy: 90 ppm Lead

#LeadFree: Vintage Fisher Price Family Play Farm Set – Barn

Vintage Fisher Price Plastic Toy Syringe: 6,331 ppm Lead. 90 ppm Lead (& up) in consumer goods is unsafe for kids.

Vintage Lite-Brite, c. 1970s: 21,900 ppm Lead

Vintage Purse (c. 1960s?): 6,060 ppm Lead. 90 ppm and up is unsafe for kids. Do your kids play with vintage purses?

Vintage Fisher Price Parking Garage: 1,538 ppm Lead in the yellow plastic. 422 in the white. 90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids.

Vintage Fisher Price Little People

Did Toxic Rum Kill These 19th Century British Soldiers

A pill to “cure” lead poisoning?

Reuters Article: Despite Progress, Lead Hazards Vex New York

New feature: “Contractor’s Corner” guest posts

#AskTamara: Where can I test for Lead using a LeadCheck Swab or other reactive agent home test?

Nov. 8, 2017: The time my work went viral & was featured on CBS This Morning for my discovery of Lead in fidget spinners.

Update From Tamara: IRS, DOJ, LSAF, ETC.

#Stats, October 29, 2017

Food Testing Standards and Methodologies – from the FDA

#AskTamara: How do I find a lab to test my…

#LeadFreeChina: Noritake

Noritake “Dutch Tile” Pattern: 164,700 ppm Lead [More than 16% Lead in the glaze!] 90 ppm is unsafe.

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