Coticule love... show off your rock

Now David i know the coordinates of this coticule mine that will gave you so much cotic , that you will pave a 10 acres backyard with them ha ha
I will tell the coordinates only for a humble gift of i Iromono Jnat you own You know they tell that the hard layers are unusable for use and they stack them as piles for reinforcing the mine structure So i guess that the hardest cotis still stay stacked in those piles
I think its a deal ha ha ha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgOy-nolhEw

Dcaddo111 said:

Come and get em boys!

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That was good. Gotta give you credit for that one.

Dcaddo111 said:

Got this vintage 5x2.5 today from a very close friend. I used this stone three years ago in Arkansas and have wanted it ever since and it's finally mine. They don't get much better than this one.

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What a sweet stone, David. is that a Washita?

Dcaddo111 said:

Belgian Karasu.

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I really have no idea where you get all these AMAZING stones, David, I'm quite envious!

Bwahahaha

Kcnwea said:

I really have no idea where you get all these AMAZING stones, David, I'm quite envious!

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Hello, and welcome.

Thank you. Unfortunately I dropped that stone and broke it into 6 pieces. It was junk anyway.

Good to see you here, Noel!

Dcaddo111 said:

Hello, and welcome.

Thank you. Unfortunately I dropped that stone and broke it into 6 pieces. It was junk anyway.

Good to see you here, Noel!

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Lol, I figured you would be talking about those stones. Figured I would swing by and see what kind of trouble you were getting yourself into

Most exciting coti I have gotten in a long time..

last one I saw looked like that had a sterling silver handle and was part of a 18th century boxed shaving set for the wealthy. IS it as fine as it looks??

Can't wait to test it. It has that matte, utterly silky thing that some of the best of the best have going on

life2short1971 said:

last one I saw looked like that had a sterling silver handle and was part of a 18th century boxed shaving set for the wealthy. IS it as fine as it looks??

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Yeah can remember that one...this also looked great!!

This one was in a deeply recessed box and attacked with oil. It shrugged the oil off fortunately.

Beautiful stone! congrats!!

I would quite like to get the box stripped again as it is quite handsome but I am not in a position to use anything pungent.

Just regular alcohol or grain alcohol may strip most of it off.

No words...
Should have...
Sent a poet.

Just playing around with a ruined engstrom on water it bumped the edge quite a bit on the wavy side vs the scratch pattern that was there. Especially when you factor in I wasn't approaching that in any serious way and it was on the rock for maybe a minute. It's treetopping arm hair again when it was somewhat dull before. It needs a full on proper test on each side, obviously... And not to be fed something at a coarse level like that

I don't have a scope, sadly. Had to give my phone a loupe

Wow that thing looks special.