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Secret Ink

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Secret Ink 

a chemical compound in the form of a colorless or faintly colored liquid used to write secret messages. The juices of certain plants are sometimes used as secret inks. A text written with secret ink is invisible under normal conditions. In order to make the text visible, the document must be heated, exposed to ultraviolet radiation, or treated with chemical reagents.



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It''s not very likely that the ink in your printer is made from some super secret ink formula right?
Elsewhere, the DD collection includes jig saw puzzles, board games, spacemen sets and even a painting by numbers set and another favourite comprising a tie clip, a tin of tooth powder, another containing secret ink and a pair of field glasses, all licensed by Eagle Comics and all dating from the 19650s and 60s.
There's a colourful array of Dan memorabilia in the Christie's sale, including stencil sets, jigsaw puzzles, ray guns, walkie-talkies, pocket-watches, games, a radio station, lead figures, and even secret ink and toothpowder.
 
 
 
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