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Thats right! Toes i can find on my other foot, ten inch old coticules is a different story lol.

Sure but not now... at work. Shhh dont tell lol.
I have a ten inch coticule, vintage natural combo.

No i saw a pic somewhere a while ago , i think on Bart's site.

thats correct but in the old days they would have still used blue as a glued on base. Then they moved to concrete bases, which didnt work out too well, then Maurice discovered Portuguese schist.

Bbw was considered not a hone in the old days, it was merely support for the yellow side. I have had bbw stones that worked and some that were so slow i considered them useless.

La veinete is a natural combo layer but the blue half will always have a white line running down the side of the blue, which that stone does not have.

There were a lot of natural combos mined back...

If they are glued to schist then they are modern era ardennes stones. Maurice developed that backing in the modern era of the mine after belgian blue was found useful and no longer just a backing...

You can certainly try, nothing wrong with that. The problem with idenifying old coticules is those areas of the mine have long been depleted and closed off from public access. The new stuff is from...

You can not classify old coticule hones by veine. The new system is for currently mined ones only.