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    I found this today at an antique shop with the box for $26. Can you guys help me ID it? I took the risk because it was cheap. The stone is heavy and very hard. It's a little over an inch thick. I'm working on getting it flat. The color is very light tan, like sand.
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    You'll has to send that to me for full inspection.

    (this is another reason to have a drawer full of "reject" projects a/k/a ROCK TESTERS!)

    Or spoon test it against your other rocks, no lapping required. You may find out all you need to know there.
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    Does not look like it was oiled? Is it an Arkie?
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    I rest my case.

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    It does have evidence of oil.

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    Norton Lily White Washita?
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    Give a pic of the top! Not an India?
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    I rest my case.

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    it does look like an Arkansas stone.

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    Here's a couple more shots. Help any?
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    Arkie to me!
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Arkansas oil stone? Any keywords you suggest I use when researching? Thanks buddy!

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