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    Hi guys.

    Can anyone help id this hone. It's 1.8" wide, 7.8" long and 0.5 deep. It seems hard. Name:  thumbnail-9.jpg
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    If any additional images or info will help.please let me know

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    Could be a slate type, can you post some more daylight pictures ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by doorsch View Post
    Could be a slate type, can you post some more daylight pictures ?

    I'll add some with more natural lighting soon. I'm not sure it is skate though. It's very dark in colour, I always thought all varieties of slate had at least a hint of purple through to it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by monkeypuzzlebeefeater View Post
    I'll add some with more natural lighting soon. I'm not sure it is skate though. It's very dark in colour, I always thought all varieties of slate had at least a hint of purple through to it?
    There are all variants of slate beeing red, brown, violet, dark black to grey, green....
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    Would you be too upset if that was real YL? Congrats.

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    Lol. I wouldn't be upset at all. I put a few razors on it after my 8k Norton and it has improved the edge. Fairly slow, but highly polished bevel.

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    Could be a black Ark? Being he says it's a hard stone. I'm only looking at the pics on my phone so not sure if I'm missing any relevant visual details. BTW what is a "real YL?"

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    Real YL is one of the original Yellow Lakes (Llyn Melynllyn) not the fakes which are commonly sold in nowadays on bay.

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    Ah, gotcha.

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    Ok so a couple of daylight shots. They don't capture the colour very well. This done is much darker than it looks in the pictures. I would describe it as being black, although the pics make it look grey. The darker section on the side view is closer to the real colour.

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