Well, we have a very odd, red "La petite blanche" (which is a complete 'contradictio in terminis'). It's over 400mm long!
Maurice had never seen something like it, I was hardly out of my car when he went to get it saying "I have this thing for you to test..."
Then we have a "last of the Pierres Loraines", aka Salmon Rouge, which is a particular BBW layer, sold under those names in the old days, and allegedly quite fast. That BBW layer is currently not exploited, but Maurice had one last specimen. I don't think it's for sale (maybe at an outrageous price), but I'm testing it anyway. Perhaps they'll start quarrying it again later. There are 2 "la Veine aux clous" which means something like "The vein with the nails". These have typical nail-like spikes in the BBW part. They're extremely slow on slurry. I'm curious to find out how these finish. Then we have a number of familiar specimen: La Petite Blanche, La Dressante, etc.. And last but not least, Maurice found another plate of my belove Les Latneuses, and managed to cut 4 hones out of it. (Will it be the last plate in a long time, or will be see more of these marvelous stone in the future? No one could answer that question). They're now property of the Coticule.be trust.
Hope this satisfies your curiosity for the time being,
Bart.