Under the serpents spell: Show your #66's

One of my favorites also but I don't have one yet.
2dead like the green one and the bottom one is it blue?
Dave
Jack Black said:
Great thread Captain - well done - and what a great bunch of 66's :thumbup:

I only have the one 66, but it's one of my favourite knives. This thread is making me kinda hungry for more! :D :thumbup:

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The 66 is a favorite of mine as well.

How about some snake wood for the serpent :)
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I love the 66 frame!

My SFO Calf Roper Slim


66 Jack jigged yellow rose. Pretty rare one


66 Calf Roper stockman


Primitive bone & jigged blood red bone roper stockman's


My grail knife! Rotten banana 66 jack
 
Dang! I missed that thread...

The Mighty #66 Serpentine Jack is my most carried knife of all that ones I have - actually. I love that handle shape and the blades are so full and strong. Man... this is THE knife. There are many others great out there, but I haven´t found another pattern that found its way so easily back into my pockets... :D

Several pics, others to come (the ones I´ll show here are from an older time of my Serpentine Jack)





... the bone is a little worn out and the bolsters show hard scratches. The blades are sharpened but like a razor (and the joints are oiled) - what is not to like on this wonderful knife?!
 
dpowers311 said:
One of my favorites also but I don't have one yet.
2dead like the green one and the bottom one is it blue?
Dave
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The bottom one I posted is Grey Pearl Acrylic. It's very slivery so it's probably picking up blue highlights from the background. Here's the front and back pics. They also made this one in a jack but I don't have that one.

 
Great looking knife, Trand! Just a question, but is it a one-spring or a two spring construction?
 
Thanks Andi :) It is single spring, same thickness as a 2 blade #33 Conductor or #68 White Owl which is pretty close to the thickness of a single spring GEC knife (as long as its not one of the really large patterns, they have thicker blade stock too).
 
Beautiful knives, gentlemen. I am in the market for a #66 serpentine jack and a medium stockman (buckeroo). Can anyone tell me if this pattern has half-stops or no? Thanks.
 
Nice bullwinkle Paul. I've been eyeing one up in primitive bone but I just can't commit because I favor the jack pattern. Btw awesome collection of hj#6's
 
Captain Howdy said:
Nice bullwinkle Paul. I've been eyeing one up in primitive bone but I just can't commit because I favor the jack pattern. Btw awesome collection of hj#6's
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Thank you Captain, I favor the Jack myself but the Bullwinkle is slowly growing on me.
 
2Dead said:
The bottom one I posted is Grey Pearl Acrylic. It's very slivery so it's probably picking up blue highlights from the background. Here's the front and back pics. They also made this one in a jack but I don't have that one.
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That Grey Pearl Acrylic looks great, Trand! Lots of acrylic handles do nothing for me, but that one moves me :p

- GT
 
Certainly a very nice sized pocketknife - in all it's many variations - my only one. OH

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