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    I just got this and at first i thought it is charnley forest. after compare my another cf i think it is not charnley f. the reason is mainly color is more brownish and looks like translusent arkansas. i do have translusent arkansas too but a little white then this one. any way i am confused and lets see someone can find out what is it.
    it has very fine feeling , and will leave very nice edge similar to charnley forest.

    Size ,shape, wooden box , acting same as charnley forest but color is different.
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    I don't know what it is but it sure is pretty.

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    I'd guess a high quality Arkansas, but, I'm no expert on US rock (or any other type TBH).

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    Well you've got brown Eschers, why can't you have yellow Charnley Forests?

    I still want to know how you manage to find all those beautiful hones.

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    Ron i am sure this is not Escher. This is really strange one. slow cutter too. looks great stone ,feels nice too, i hope we will find out what is it. it is not turkey oil stone ether.

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    Sham,

    Gorgeous colors in that stone. I've never seen anything like that before. It certainly has a smooth finish.

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    Really beautiful!
    Does it have the typical slate / silky sheen like the CF or is it more glass like / homogenous, like agate?

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    it is more glass like.

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    That speaks more for an arkansas then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    Well you've got brown Eschers, why can't you have yellow Charnley Forests?

    I still want to know how you manage to find all those beautiful hones.

    Sham, I think Ron is saying this, if you can have different colors of eschers (and coticles) why cant you have a different colors of Charnley Forest? Judging from the photographs, this stone still has somewhat of an olive color like the other Charnley Forest stones. Like Ron, I have to ask, where do you find these?

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