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Great Eastern Cutlery #66
The serpentine jack (named for the gentle curve of the frame) is one of the most collectible of all pocketknife patterns. The Great Eastern Cutlery #66, in all of its multi-blade forms, is an equal-end serpentine.
At 3.5" closed, the #66 is one of the most pocketable jacks in the Great Eastern line.
