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    Default I won an escher!

    To be honest, I forgot all about this hone. I set an auto bid the other night and ended up winning it. What do you guys think? I figured most eschers were going over $300 so I set it a few bucks over. I wasn't expecting to win it.

    Vintage Escher straight Razor hone. | eBay

    After searching other threads...I see that the dark blue eschers starting model. Anyone have any info? I'll provide more info after I receive it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jcsixx View Post
    To be honest, I forgot all about this hone. I set an auto bid the other night and ended up winning it. What do you guys think? I figured most eschers were going over $300 so I set it a few bucks over. I wasn't expecting to win it.

    Vintage Escher straight Razor hone. | eBay

    After searching other threads...I see that the dark blue eschers starting model. Anyone have any info? I'll provide more info after I receive it.
    Congratulations. Great buy. Enjoy using it.

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    That is a beautiful stone. Enjoy it.

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    Should be a good one. I only have a dark blue and it gives a great edge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanII View Post
    Should be a good one. I only have a dark blue and it gives a great edge.
    Thanks...that's reassuring. I don't see much posted about the dark blue stones. It seems the yellow/green are the top of the line eschers. Plus sham giving it a thumbs up always helps.

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    Also, So how do I go about finding a proper slurry stone? I don't want to cut a piece of the stone off.
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    I had watched that one myself...good find! You will be pleased...
    Southeastern Oklahoma/Northeastern Texas helper. Please don't hesitate to contact me.
    Thank you and God Bless, Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    I had watched that one myself...good find! You will be pleased...
    Thanks. I was actually looking at a y/g one in the buy it now section that was 400 plus. Is there that much difference between the y/g and the dark blue? Is the y/g worth $175 more? I know this is a very subjective question considering not all natural stones are the same. Then there is size, condition, etc.

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