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Yes, it looks very similar. And probably very old stones have different quality. I will call it noname finisher.

The seller does not comment. I received a dirty box with overoiled stone in it. Oil was coming out even after removing 2-3 mm of surface of the stone. But when the stone became even it showed quite a...

This one is easier to lap and looks that this (brownish) is the original color of the stone. I tried to polish one razor with the stone. It is very smooth.

There is a close up plus one more photo. While cleaning the stone I had to remove at least 3-4 mm of the stone.

Bought an old stone for my kitchen knives. Thought it is arkansas. After cleaning from dirt of decades saw a brownish stone which is much thinner than arkansas. And very much resembles razor honing...