Great Eastern Cutlery: #66 - Equal End Serpentine

The 66 slim is absolutely one of my favorites. I'm still hoping for a rerun of the 66 stockman every time I see a picture of it, it looks like the perfect stockman.

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Mink Skinner in sea glass acrylic. My first GEC. Great little knife. I would love another run of 66 stockmans, so I could pick one up.
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Look what the mailman delivered. It looks like the Yellow Rose is headed to the bench.

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Superlative contributions, EVERYONE!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

I feel like a kid in a candy store. :D

I'm really digging the Show & Tell atmosphere. :cool:

All of you make me want to, "Set Image as Desktop Background". :)
 
Wow, some beautiful knives here! I don't have a 66, but I can certainly see why they are well-loved.
 
Great examples of the 66! I must admit, I was completely unfamiliar with this pattern until this thread but I'm hunt for one now. Thank you all for posting.
 
Summer green Bullwinkle moose & turquoise Calf Roper stockman...
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A lovely, rounded, pocketable pattern, comfortable in use, with style points to boot-- a favorite!

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Teamster's jack (CC Harness Jack #6)

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Calf Roper

~ P.
 
Don't think so, unfortunately. There were 68s in stainless though, but very few (as usual) :grumpy:
 
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Don't think so, unfortunately. There were 68s in stainless though, but very few (as usual) :grumpy:
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Yeah, I think for sure I would have grabbed one if there had been any 440c runs. I don't usually have the self control to pass them up regardless of pattern.


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GuestWho101 said:
Superlative contributions, EVERYONE!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

I feel like a kid in a candy store. :D

I'm really digging the Show & Tell atmosphere. :cool:

All of you make me want to, "Set Image as Desktop Background". :)
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I agree. I have enjoyed browsing this thread very much. The pattern is right in my wheel house. I hope to catch one on the exchange while I wait for another run to be made.
 
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