Thread: Escher Colors

Chris put up picture please if you can.there is a small size out there similar droescher's .

beenpickin, i'd say that your stones minus the taupe colored one, are Escher stones. The one on the far left looks like a Dark Blue Escher, the three in the middle look like Blue/Green Eschers and the two on the right look like Yellow/Green Eschers. I hope that this helps.

you can only use one at a time, so stop being mean and sell me one

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edit: Lynn, get off with ya, I bagged this first

Nice collections!

Just out of interest, does anyone know if the Escher company ever sold stones labelled as just Yellow, as opposed to Yellow/ Green?
Regards,
Alex

Also, a question for hi bud gl, in your first post in this thread, the third photograph down has a hone you've labelled as Dark, the second one from the right, is this the Droescher hone that you've mentioned before?
Thanks for your input.
Regards,
Alex

Good God Sham! You could pave your driveway with all those stones!

When you came over, you had a big box of stones, but it's another thing to see them all out like that.

Originally Posted by A_S

Also, a question for hi bud gl, in your first post in this thread, the third photograph down has a hone you've labelled as Dark, the second one from the right, is this the Droescher hone that you've mentioned before?
Thanks for your input.
Regards,
Alex

There is stone which is has name just Dark it is not droescher but i had stone 5x2 similar color and i think someone bought from srp had intact labels droescher .that stone performed exactly same as escher .hope this helps.if you like i can make a picture of the similar escher stone and show you

Originally Posted by hi_bud_gl

There is stone which is has name just Dark it is not droescher but i had stone 5x2 similar color and i think someone bought from srp had intact labels droescher .that stone performed exactly same as escher .hope this helps.if you like i can make a picture of the similar escher stone and show you

Thankyou. More pictures of hones are always welcome.

Originally Posted by A_S

Thankyou. More pictures of hones are always welcome.

This is one I got off of the bay some time ago. It is the seller's photo. The stone lapped to the same color as an Escher blue/green but is almost black when wet. Fine cutting finisher as most of these seem to be. My Escher light green is a fast cutter with slurry BTW.