The Sharpening Stone Museum
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Very nice. You don’t see those very often that clean.
A yellow with *any stamp left*.... Definitely is unused. I'm not being sarcastic at all. Definitely considering your locál. The Thuringian mountians have a plethora of stone types that are useful for sharpening and one of the few region of the world I haven't tapped yet(Saxonian oil stone/trout stone, I believe there are others). You are in the prime market to get these types of stones, and older folks(who had them in their family) would rather see that tradition kept alive, and I agree with them with all my heart. Those traditions were the stepping stones we had to the society we have now(tech wise). Without scalpels half the population dies. *VERY* few people can rub a piece of metal on a rock until it's a scalpel. That's a skill worth saving. Collect these types of stones, and preserve them, learn to use them. It will be worth it. Prost!Very big Escher Rasierstube yellow green, 25×7cm, never used with its original stamp
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Jäger
What is that, 10x3.5"?
That Turkey is a beaut. Like, graduated with honors from cosmetology school, a registered beautician. A tonsorial artist. Love a good turkey.
They look really amazing when drained of blood and given a fresh transfusion. You get to see all the color pops in the right lighting.
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