It's similar to this one..
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Water of Ayr, Tam O'Shanter, and the Scotch hone
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Could be a ssofgr
Still say slate.
What is that stone?
Thank you. The stone you said is la lune. I have two lunes and are quite different that my unknown stone.
Apparently the stone is British. I bought it in eBay. Co.uk. its container was a woodbox and it was used with oil.
What are the dimensions and SG?
Probably a Welsh slate of some sort. There were lots of them.
What’s the wood box look like?
What is SG?
Firstly. Thank you everybody for your help.
More photos.
More photos.
Sorry. I forgot one picture and I cannot edit the previous post
A video to double check how it's the stone. With oil and without.
And how the stone works in a razor
And how the stone works in a razor
Good morning.
The dimensions are 20x5.5x2.4 cm
The mass is 626 g
The density is 2,37 g/cm3
Oh, that's a home made job. I was hoping it might have been a factory box, which might have helped with ID.
Time to get this thread back on track with a wee Scotty.
The SG there is far too low for a slate, or even a Dalmore. I would’ve guessed an American sandstone, but if it came from the UK then I’ve no idea. You might have to settle for ‘mystery stone’ I’m afraid.
I'm going to double check mass and volume again later. Just in case.
The Stone more similar is the yellow lake in yellow box.
The mystery hone is very fine in mi opinión.
I could cut hair just resting a hair on the bevel
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