Thread: French Hones

Originally Posted by antoine46

hi doorsch
I do not recognize this stone
are you sure it French if so in what area it would

Hey Antoine, no iam not shure its from France...it was bought there actually. Guillaume seems to own a small one of those, and another one was available....

Ive never seen such a swirled/banded stone anywhere....so it was just a guess that it could be from France as Guillaume had a small piece of this type of stone.

The natural stone I am referring to is the Tshushima J-nat. Two types exist. One is a homogenous gray color “From the Sea”, the other has more pattern like yours and is “From the Mountain” which is harder. Both exhibit a silt like smell like from the bottom of the lake.
MIke

Originally Posted by MODINE

The natural stone I am referring to is the Tshushima J-nat. Two types exist. One is a homogenous gray color “From the Sea�, the other has more pattern like yours and is “From the Mountain� which is harder. Both exhibit a silt like smell like from the bottom of the lake.
MIke

Yeah sounds good, probably this teem also fits ...i have another stone which has a salty smell, interesting what could be inside a stone in terms of apperance and smell....

Thanks Mike for this "idea" whatever this stone is i have to work a bit more with it too see where it belongs to. Actually from the first tests i think iam in thr finishing range....the first HHT from the stone was quite good....

[QUOTE = doorsch; 1479072] Hey Antoine, ne iam FCKeditor son de France ... Ce est là effectivement acheté. Guillaume semble posséder une petite partie de ceux, et un autre était disponible .... Je ne ai jamais vu une telle pierre tourbillonné / bandes partout .... donc ce était juste une supposition qu'il pourrait être de la France que Guillaume avait un petit morceau de ce type de pierre. [/ QUOTE]

Je pense en France nous pouvons encore être des pierres à découvrir Je ai une pierre que nous ne avons toujours pas l'identification, aucune trace de cette pierre par écrit ou les images qui proviennent de mes régions
Dans tous les cas, il est très beau

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Thanks for the video

There were stones I didn't even (french myself) know..

Here is another undocumented stone, from the south-west (as far as we know) of France :









We talked about it with Antoine46 and some other members of our forum. Bart and some other specialists of the coticules said they were not.

The grit is around 7000, it's a fine stone, I use it after my BBW.

And here is a Lorraine I'll may trade with some other stones for two japanese :





I would have said grit around 5-6000 for this stone, so I agree with your appreciation.

Looking around today on the Italian Internet i found a source of natural stones shown on a museum site. Actually there showed up an Ineresting stone quite comparable in appearance to the "French Mystery" stones. Also having certain plant inclusions and quite fitting in color...

The most interesting for me was that this type of stone was used for honing razors as they describe it on their site...

So mostly the stone doesnt fit here because its the french Hones thread and the origin is Italy, but as i find it resamples the "Mystery Stones" quite well....and on the other Side iam happy that i probably found another razor hone ;-)

Picture:
http://www.museofisiocritici.it/imgm...la.asp?id=2955

Nome: Scisto argilloso usato per affilare i rasoi
Provenienza: Casa al Cerro, Casole d'Elsa
Misure: 118x87x19
N° d'inventario: 2955
Note: Sul campione etichetta "O 4".

All information was taken from here:
http://www.museofisiocritici.it/risu...nv.asp?order=0

Thanks a lot !! They indeed look like much ours !

I'll share the information on our forum.

piste très intéressante thank you
: Tu

Here is the one i got from a member in exchange:

the slurry is it with the pictures we had posted ?

Originally Posted by antoine46

the slurry is it with the pictures we had posted ?

Yes i think so, moving into yellow/khaki color...