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8) Scott, could it be something like this??? ::shrug::

http://www.chefknivestogo.com/shapton-stones.html
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Don't think that was it Mitch!

I did list it on the bay and it dissappeared quickly for the $19.99 BIN price I set.
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Scott, that black "glass" looking stone looks an heck of a lot like
the carbide honing sticks we used in the machine shop. ::nod::
We used them to touch up or "knock the new off" turning tools
for lathes.
Can't be certain about that without having it in hand though.
Glad it sold quickly for ya! ::tu::

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Picked this little lot of sharpeners up today. Also came with a Boker USA knife ta boot...
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Knice scores Jdub! ::tu::

This is where my collection :roll: stands now.....not that I'm collecting these.....
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Scott, you're worse than me! Lol

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Colonel26 wrote:Scott, you're worse than me! Lol

No excuses for dull knives now.

And I didn't even the ones I'm keeping!! ::nod:: :roll:
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My pile continues to accumulate.....kinda hard to sell when you don't know what the grit intensity is ::tear::

Ok, is this hunk of rock a sharpening stone?
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That is a bit more than half of an old-school scythe stone.
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Thank you sir. ::handshake::
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I thought it was an old burrito. ::facepalm::
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:lol: .nice one Joe!
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Got this one years ago at a garage sale. I just use it like a strop. Puts nice edge on a pocket knife real quick.
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Nice one Steve ::tu::
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Picked a couple more old case stones up today and one exide!
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Knice scores Jdub! ::tu::
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Great score!..never seen an Exide.
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I'm late to the party on this thread! Love stones and oil cans too.
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Victory - you have the biggest collection of honing oils that I have ever seen!
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I'll second what Dinadan said! ::tu::
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Victory, thanks for posting the picture. I think you win the prize! ::tu::

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Thanks guys! Also, got these this week just haven't added them in down there.
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Googled Pike Special Washita Oilstone and found the company has been around a good while, some interesting info on how the stone was mined, etc...
This one is a flea market find. The stone measures 3" long, 2" wide and 1" thick. The old paper label actually wraps over on the end of the stone, at first I thought it might have been broken and squared back up, but with the label it probably is factory size. Haven't seen one this size before. There a couple of small dings on the bottom and the stone is a light grey almost white color, may even have a tint of yellow color ::shrug:: .
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TF that's a mighty short stone. I have to wonder if it might have had a specialized purpose ? ::shrug::
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victoryanthems wrote:I'm late to the party on this thread! Love stones and oil cans too.

Awesome display bro! ::tu::
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