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I think I'd like mine sent directly as well Laager. I'd offer to receive and send out all of them, but I'll be gone a lot off and on this summer, so it's not a good idea to take on the...

+1.

Let us know Clifton, and thanks again for doing this. My zip is 02139.

Whatever you decide to do, Laager, I'm game.

My coticule rubbing stone is about that size. It works fine. My escher is only 1" wide, by the way, so 2" x 1" would be wasted.

Whatever you decide to do though I'm game.

1" x 1/2" would be plenty for me.

I'd like very much to buy a small rubbing stone, exact dimensions not terribly important.

I've changed my mind about being opposed to Laager cutting up his stone. I think it was a grand gesture on his part and I'm totally up for buying a slurry stone. Escher slurry stones aren't easy to...

I think some here must have skipped past Laager's cryptic post.

The left side of the label appears to say "Use water or oil."

What price do you have in mind for the rubbing stones?

Personally I don't see the point of a large rubbing stone; an inch square would be ideal for me.

I'd be very interested in buying a rubbing stone from it, yes.

Sell it to Ivo, Laager!

I agree with Rich that it's a very nice gesture. But somehow the thought of a rare stone in a rare large size being cut up....

Swaty, now that's not a bad idea. They're hard as hell and not likely to generate any of their own slurry.

How important is it to use an escher rubbing stone with an escher? I have a small (5 x 1) Escher but no rubbing stone; I'm thinking of just using a Coticule rubbing stone. But I do want the slurry...