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    Default Ambicut razor hone, Droescher

    What do you think about it's lot?
    It's hone similar Escher?
    Antique Ambicut Razor Hone in Original Wooden Case | eBay

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    Because it is embossed on the end I think it is a barbers hone. Drosescher put out some top shelf items though. so it may be a quality barbers hone
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    With that stamp its a barber hone. Might be nice, I don't have any experience with that one. BTW, I did see a Norton listed......
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    The thing is that some of these Ambicut are double sided hones, but the bottom part is natural stone thuringian, i cant tell from the pics whether this one is but is highly possible.
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    My Ambicut is a barber hone with thuri bonded to it. I have read about another type that supposedly has a black arkansas glued to it instead of the thuri, but I have not had one in hand to verify it.
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    Odd it has a slot for a slurry stone on the box for a barber hone in the op
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    Quote Originally Posted by DennisBarberShop View Post
    Odd it has a slot for a slurry stone on the box for a barber hone in the op
    I agree. looking at the instructions it is a two-sided hone. I expect the front is man-made and the back, Thuri. The slurry stone would be used for the Thuri side as Martin and Robellison suggested?
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    Hmmm, well I learned something new.
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    Went cheap, hope someone got it, I was watching it but didnt want to bid it up on ya since u showed interest and I have 2 thuri in the mail anyways

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    I agree. looking at the instructions it is a two-sided hone. I expect the front is man-made and the back, Thuri. The slurry stone would be used for the Thuri side as Martin and Robellison suggested?
    Ended up getting one of these with slurry stone included, and yep, correct.
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