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    Quote Originally Posted by JNT View Post
    Oh well, we might never know for sure lol. Whether its Chinese or Thuringian, it's still a good finisher.
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    The important bit is that you have a good finisher.

    Lacking an original box and label the only important
    part is the finish you get on your razor.

    Let us know how the next Thuringian compares.

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    For what its worth, it looks pretty similar to my Thuri. Also my one was quite easy to lap and round the edges compared to the PHIG
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    check the scratch pattren or shave off of each one that should separate the two stones if not then u have two c-12

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    Quote Originally Posted by eleblu05 View Post
    check the scratch pattren or shave off of each one that should separate the two stones if not then u have two c-12
    Or an exceptional C-12..

    The good news is that the OP has yet another
    hone on the way to compare with. Time, practice
    and use will tell.

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    Given the color, size, and that it was in a lot of presumably old hones, I'd vote for Thuri. My Thuris are visually and tactily indistinguishable from my Guangxi, but the edges they produce certainly are.

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    When you lapped it, did it seem soft or rather hard? My thuri & eschers have a softer feel when lapping...the c-12 just feels harder when lapping.
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