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    Default Id of a stone, some one from france!

    I got some stone from ebay, its a littel one, dark grey, slurry is kind of black. i thought some from France can help, or any one!
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    Looks like you hit jackpot. La lune or special stone for good razors maybe?

    Mind if I ask what it set you back?

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    I don't know if that's the La Lune or Special Stone, "pierre" en francais means, "stone", and with the name Solingen, this could be an average razor stone/hone...let's see what more of the HAD members have to say....
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    The French to English translation is
    pierre naturele is natural stone
    speciale pour lame de rasoir et razoir a main is special for razor blade and hand razor
    cette pierre s'utilise a l'eau is this stone uses water

    P.L.M. de Solingen is PLM of Solingen and is the distributor of the stone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DireStraights View Post
    Looks like you hit jackpot. La lune or special stone for good razors maybe?

    Mind if I ask what it set you back?


    That's like asking a lady how old she is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dcaddo1 View Post
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    That's like asking a lady how old she is.
    i get it for 40 Euro if is that he means !

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    Is it sparkly? I know at least some of the LaLune stones are. Not sure if they all are though.

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    Nice, what color is the slurry?

    Can you post some photos of the sides and end?

    What are the dimensions?

    Look like a nice stone, looks slate-ish from the photo.

    Thanks for posting it.

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    If the stone was quarried in france it's probably something good.

    If it was from solingen(doubtful) who knows what it is.

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    The "La Lune" or "Special Stone for razors" per original instruction are oil stones, the OP stone is a water stone.

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