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Another thanks is in order. I would say that is true of mine as well.

Hmm, :hmmm: Neil, you may have just made my day. The description above sounds very like my Charnley Forest stone gotten from a vendor of antique tools in the UK thanks to littlesilverbladefromwale. ...

Neil, did what you read say that stones from the Whittle Hill Quarry were not olive green in color or that they were olive green but without the inclusions ?

Give it a go with a razor or two and if it doesn't work for them perhaps a knife blade. Whatever it may be if it is effective that is the important thing. The ideal situation is that you would find...

I've seen Charnleys that loo0ked white in photos but in actuality they are a light olive green. Some have magenta streaking in them. If ther stone is an olive green it might be a Charnley. :shrug: