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Nothing that I have used it on yet.
It was recently dug out of the depths of the family heirlooms.
It would need to be cleaned and lapped first.

Pete <:-}

Rez, It's a little bigger and thicker than a typical barbers hone but being a Norton stone makes perfect sense. A lot of the Norton abrasives were made in Worcester, Ma.. That is where I was born and...

I remember my dad showed me this hone when I was a young boy.
He explained how he honed a razor. Told me about the "rough" side that you used first and the "smooth" side that you used last, and that...