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    Default No proof but I believe this to be a very rare rose Thuringian

    Title of post is from the bay according to seller.Name:  $_57.jpg
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Size:  37.3 KBseller re-listed the stone, price dropped dramatically....but, what is it?
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    I like to see shots of the side of the stone too. Not sure what that is.
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    I like to see shots of the side of the stone too. Not sure what that is.
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    The seller moves a lot of stone but I do not believe that he has ever set razor to stone so as a seller of hones he is unique.
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    Interesting stone. Most Thuringans I've seen are homogeneous in color more often than not. Whatever that is, looks more liks some sort of hybrid.
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    I don't think that hone has anything to do with:

    1. CFs
    2. Thuringians
    2. Vosgiennes
    3. Schwedenstein
    4. Pierre de Lorraine
    5. Goldfisch/Wetzlar
    etc, etc, etc.
    6. Rose Thuringian - a figment of the imagination, as is the so-called welsh thuringian.

    I don't even think it is from the continent of Europe, as I have only ever seen three or four examples, all in the UK, and all fixed to paddles. I have a similar one myself - it changes colour a lot when wet, is fairly soft, and gives a remarkably good edge. What it is - I couldn't tell you

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