Thread: Caught in the wild, Today's finds.

The first one isn't a Thuri, the rest of the label just says "rubbish - cast away", the second one only a useless artificial junk stone and the Tam isn't a Tam, just a geak stone with measles. Send them all over to me Sid, I will rescue you from this trash for 20$!

Originally Posted by sidmind

Today's flea market turned up another yellow cream Cuticle. this one BBW glued back 1.2x6" not bad for $4, they wanted 5 but I felt the urge to get it for less. I also checked it with a drop of acid to make sure it did not react,so at least I know it is a natural stone Attachment 237647

I have a very similar one that is just a little slimmer at 1 9?32" wide. I paid a coupl of bucks for mine at a flea market I go to monthly. The guy had no idea what he had & was a knife dealer that had a few straight's. I love mine & it is a great finishing hone.

Slawman

That does it, now I'm on the hunt for every loose finishing hone in the state, must have more stones...

Originally Posted by FAL

That does it, now I'm on the hunt for every loose finishing hone in the state, must have more stones...

Good thing your not in Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, or Arkansas which is where I drive to and hunt for watches, razors, stones or other small items I can flip.
Although I have a tendency to hoard more than sell.

I catch this NOS old coticule 5x2 x 2 lately Not so cheap but the quality is outstanding Ultra pure stone - above medium hardness but not very hard Very fine slyrry very creamy and best edge from coticule ive ever try .
It was with theoriginal sharp edges on it - never used or lapped Straight from the box that has no labels on it

Nice!

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