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ID for this one please?
Does anybody here has a information about this stone. I bought it as I love those colours. It is probably man made, medium grit and I am not sure if the Browning box supposed to be with it as it is a bit smaller than the hole in the box. Don't be shy chip in.
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Belgian Coticule and Belgian Blue whestone combination.
For sure.
That's not made made.
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This stone is much coarser than Belgians. I have a few belgians in my collestion ant this is nothing even near to them.
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Well...they are not all the same. Have you used it yet? What were the results if so? Does it look to be natural or to pieces glued together?
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Pieces are glued together and I am waiting for better weather that I can work outside and lap it. The white side is a bit dished. However just from the feel I would not give it higher grit than4000.
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FWIW, that doesn't look anything like a BBW/Coti to me.
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I'm betting it is a Wash!ta glued to a soft Arkansas .... or a hard Arkie. Nice setup if that is what it is.
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What Jimmy said, but the back looks like granite to me. Mayby to give the stone support.
M
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I don't think it's a BBW/coticule either. If so, strange BBW. Not sure what they are though. Good luck. If you don't get an answer in a few days try a knife forum or search knife shops on line.
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+1 JimmyHAD. That is a beautiful, Washita/hard white arkansas combination hone, imo. Likely vintage and a Great find for anyones collection. Congrats! :)
Mac