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    Found this at the local thrift store the other day and the price was right. But what is it? Pretty sure we're in the slate category...


    Pretty neglected..
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    Bottom to top (wet) dark blue thuri, ?, 'Black' mottled thuri
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    ? and mottled turi
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    ? and dark blue thuri
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    all three (dry)
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    Help's greatly appreciated (as always)

    Kind regards

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    You done good!!
    With reddish swirls, could be a Swedenstone. Or a British hone..
    Hopefully you get a better opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    You done good!!
    With reddish swirls, could be a Swedenstone. Or a British hone..
    Hopefully you get a better opinion.

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    Thanks! There are no reddish swirls. British hone is a good guess (I think).

    Touched up a razor with it today and it seems to be one the finer end.
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    Maybe this picture could give a clue about what it might, and might not be. The stone seems to have taken a fall at some point or maybe it is a tailpiece. Does the fracture tell anything about which type of stone it is?

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    Looks to be a slate of some type.

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    After plowing through A LOT of posts here the pics in this thread seem to be a pretty close match. So maybe a YL of some kind...

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/hones...ake-brand.html

    Does anybody here have a YL as well as a Water of Ayr, would be interested in seeing comparison pictures.

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