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Thread: Belgian coticule help!!

  1. 01-21-2017, 05:00 PM #1
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    Default Belgian coticule help!!

    I managed to pick up this Belgian cuticle at a good price a few weeks ago and I was hoping for a little information about it. I guess all I really need to know is what vein it might have came from and what the back is but any other information would be greatly appreciated. The best I can tell you about it right now is that it is a good finisher for razors and it does not Auto slurry.

    Thank you for your time and help!!!!

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    Nice! looks like a nice natural combo coticule with a BBW for the back. That's all I got.
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    Here's well..probably more information about coticules than you ever thoguht you'd need. Helped me a little with mine:

    http://bosq.home.xs4all.nl/info%2020...whetstones.pdf
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    This coti looks realy nice and hard . Good stone
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    Tracking the name of the vein is a new phenomenon, so most coticules just remain being called coticules.

    If you need a name for it, call it George.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    If you need a name for it, call it George.
    But as its from Belgium it should be Georges.
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    You may want to ask here: http://www.coticule.be/
    As mentioned before: veins are a recent thing. All named vein coticules come from Ardennes Coticule quarry. If yours is vintage and may have originated from an older quarry that is no longer in use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    Tracking the name of the vein is a new phenomenon, so most coticules just remain being called coticules.

    If you need a name for it, call it George.
    Perhaps it's a La Utopian.
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