Thread: Help needed again to try and ID hone

I don't think it is Charnley, and it doesn't look like TOS from the samples I have seen or have. I'm sorry to say so, but this stone from Olivia is not a cuttlers green. Many of us have one like the stone on their picture (I still don't know how it is called), but I think yours is a different stone. Most of those stones are hard. And, so far, cuttlers green stone is just a myth.
From the strange lines, it could be a stone near the "borders" (not sure which side) of usable stone, and the outside rock. I'm sure that someone will prove me wrong, but that's the beauty of hone identification as long as people don't get confused.