Ran across this Jnat and purchased it, but I don't know anything about it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the pics. camera phone. Thanks, Walter.
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Ran across this Jnat and purchased it, but I don't know anything about it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the pics. camera phone. Thanks, Walter.
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Looks like a Toshiba Mitsubishi to me.
The pics are unclear but the stone look good . Did you try it already - on slurry and on watter
Is it fast , is it fine , lookcs old stock stone maybe
I can tell you this, the writing is not Japanese but Chinese. I hope this helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walterbowens
Hatanaka Hatahoshi Nakayama, based on what I saw on another thread. The box is written in old Chinese characters still.
http://straightrazorpalace.com/honin...e-day-34.html# (last page)
Yup, Score…. And the box…
Nice find, enjoy…
Or it's a Nakayama Asagi, as another hone, in the same labeled box is identified.
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Actually it's not an Asagi, but there is no telling what the hone is from the characters on that box.
My question is how'd you manage to just "run across" such a masterpiece, and how much did it set you back? It should be an amazing stone if it is a hatanaka.
I know Hatanaka is the distributor of Maruka graded hones, but what is Hatahoshi?
I didn't just run across it, I look around and ask about old barber shop, and was directed to a guy in my area that collects old barber shop stuff. Yes it was pricey!!
My guess is anything less than $X,XXX is a steal. Please let us know how it hones!Quote:
Originally Posted by Walterbowens
