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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelP View Post
    Sebastian, it's not a perfect translation but it says:

    Warranty bulletin

    The natural oil razor hone "La Lune" can't be compared to any other.

    Its grain fineness, its mineralogical purity allow for a rational and perfect honing WITHOUT ANY DAMAGE FOR THE STEEL.

    A rigorous selection of the raw material, originating from the best quarries, a specialized workforce, using millenia-old processes make this hone the UNCONTESTED LEADING BRAND in the WORLD MARKET.
    this is it
    I have not wanted to translate for my translator is not very good in French
    if someone else wants this document
    it is with pleasure that I send him

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    Quote Originally Posted by doorsch View Post
    Thanks Michael for your fast translation!!
    My pleasure It's nice to be able to contribute something back to the community

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    Just did a first Theme Video for my "Razorlovestones" project which will be a Series of around 4-6 Videos about different Stones which have their origin in different countries....the Series in future will handle further more German Stones, English stones (which will include England as a whole country), US Stones...probably i will add Barber Hones and stones of other origins....the Series will and can only include stones i own ;-)

    As we talk about the French Hones here i thought this video fits best in here, probably i will start a Razorlovestones Thread when further more Videos are finished....

    The Videos are just showing the stones with some on the pictures i already shot, giving short informations on the stones, their Name, a estimated grit which is just a reference and probably a information about the Producers/Supplier...

    Have fun watching!

    http://youtu.be/XXiMYeq36wQ
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    Doorch, very nice video and photography.

    What a collection of stones, I am jealous.

    I have a few unbranded Vosegine and they are super finishers.

    Thanks for sharing, nice work.
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    Awesome video!
    It doesn't take much to impress me here as I have never made a YouTube video but that was clearly very well made.

    The hones. Oh wow, the hones!
    I don't own a single french hone. Might have something to do with the french girl I "dated" for a while but it also might have something to do with never having found an opportunity to buy one.

    Thanks for the great video.
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    WOW!!!! Beautifully done my friend! What a collection...

    Like Utopian the La Lune is on my 'must acquire list'. I've had the opportunity recently to spend a few weeks using a La Lune (Thanks 'Royal Cake') and it is one of the nicest finishers I've ever touched a razor to. Did a side by side comparison with my blue-green 'Barber's Gem' Escher and was more than impressed to say the least.

    I too am envious!
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    great video !!!!! thank you to a video on the stones my beautiful country
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    Are you trying to reinfect me with HAD ??? Nice vid, text flashes off too fast, but it occurred to me to pause the vid when I want to read the text. Look forward to the separate thread.
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    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thaeris View Post
    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.
    Thanks Thaeris for your contribution there is another guy on B&B who own several of these stones and he claims these are no coticules....i never owned one of these so if youre interested how these ones look please check here:
    http://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/sho...d.php?t=433363

    What about the backing of the stones ? What does the material look like? Can you shot some details ?


    Very nice Lorraine Stone Thaeris!!
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