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    Default Curious about this one.

    Evening all,

    Just curious if anyone would be able to tell me what this hone is? I received it a while back from my step-dad and has been sitting about for a while here at the house. I noticed that it looks similar to a few I have seen in some of the videos about the site. Its a dark brown on one side and grey on the other, having a name / brand that appears to read Ahconite on one side.
    Here is a picture of the brown side and the brand / name. Would be curious to know if would be usable to hone a razor after I gain a good bit more experience.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/z6wmqeaiso...05.35.jpg?dl=0

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    It looks like a barber's hone. Have you tried searching eBay for a Ahconite Razor Hone?
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    Does look like a small barbers hone from here don't ever remember hearing that brand or two sided ones I thought they had the same composition throughout

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    Just checked Aaaand it is an achonite barber hone by american hone co. Can't copy the link but it was in a hone and stone forum

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    Thank you all, looks like I have at least one for the collection. I had looked around a bit but I would venture to say the search terms were not what was needed. Appreciate the info everyone, will be something to hang onto.

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    To answer your question, "Yes, it could be used to "touch up" your razors from time to time,, the chipped edges would need a little work, but it appears O.K.,,, generally.

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    And you get a lucky score.. they said lapping either side was tough and time consuming due to the density and fine grit... like medium and fine I think it said

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