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    On the first post the large chipped one, is probably a Black Ark. Don’t lap it, just bevel the corners and put a large carbon steel knife on it. If you don’t feel any chips, put a razor on it. If you lap it you will lose all the years of burnish.

    Glue some 80 grit wet & dry to a piece of 5 gal paint stir stick and some 220 to the other side and bevel the edges, don’t touch the face until you test it. You can clean it with a Simple Green soak.

    Nice find on both.

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    After cleaning up everything from yesterday by soaking in almost straight simple green and sitting in 90 deg sun all day here is what I have. I know one is a large 8x2 coti and bbw that need to be glued together but do seem to be a pair and was in a box. Couple small arks. And 2 I have no idea on. One looks like a hard ark the big black one but may be a type of slate. Maybe the pic of the bottom will help show the type of stone. Also a nice grey one I am not sure about. Also a nice yellow lake can tell by the green spots..

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