Thread: Maybe interesting?

I believe the author is now in Scotland researching local material.

thanks sooo much for this. I have been enjoying my coffee while reading up on all of it! great knowledge!

Mr. Henk Bos,
Thank you so very much for your efforts of putting just a touch of your knowledge into words to pass on to us. I look forward to reading Part 3.
Sincerely,
Scott

Now on the way to Moughton Hole

Thank you very much for all the work!!
It's a great read and I'm really looking forward to part 3

Dear Author,

What do know and can share about the german FASO water hone? I can see that you have a chapter for it in your nexcoming report, is there something you can share at this moment?

Framebac you will have to wait as the author is at present off his Lowlands visiting UK and does not have direct access to the net.

Oh ok. No hurry at all. Thanks

The name Faso is a composition of the firm (name I unfortunately forget) and the location SOlingen. The stones are made ​​through Schleifmittelwerk Schleifmittelwerk Friedrich Müller GmbH Kirchenweg 17 67808 Ransweiler Rheinland-Pfalz. The company have in the basement a very interesting old collection of labels including Friemex.

What type of stone is it? Thuringen or thuringen-type or something else?