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    Default Is it an "Ezy edge" hone question

    Hi,
    I consider getting a barber hone to be able to compare natural oilstone's grit I find to something known. I have seen a red two sided barber hone which I think could be an Ezy edge. Will there be a particular stamp on the Ezy edge hone?(or any vintage barber hone)



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    i have one of these i never tryed it out .

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    I have a Pike Eazyedge but it is very clearly stamped. Like this...
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    Ok here is the listing:
    Razor Hone Spornette Shaper Ever Ready Shaving Brush - eBay (item 300461523208 end time Sep-05-10 22:30:40 PDT)

    Can I date it? A barber hone possibly with no stamp.
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    same as mine

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    The makers of barber hones frequently made hones for others who would assign a name to the hone but not have it impressed ( stamped) with any name. The makers used a wide variety of different abrasives so it is impossible to determine the grit size or type of an unlabeled barber hone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by randydance062449 View Post
    The makers of barber hones frequently made hones for others who would assign a name to the hone but not have it impressed ( stamped) with any name. The makers used a wide variety of different abrasives so it is impossible to determine the grit size or type of an unlabeled barber hone.
    It seems it will be a trial and error process

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    Quote Originally Posted by gary haywood View Post
    i have one of these i never tryed it out .
    Can you try it for me? I can send you a razor in need of honing if you want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferroburak View Post
    It seems it will be a trial and error process
    Well, that is how it is with all natural hones as well. Just have to love the trials and the errors.

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