Mommy and Daddy sailors knives

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Mommy and Daddy sailors knives

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Look what you get when you don't leave a couple of sailors alone in a dark safe. Large on is a Miller Bros., Second largest is a Napanoch, and the "Baby" is an Empire. I have no idea what anyone would use a tiny sailors knife for.
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Nice knives ! ::tu:: The little ones are fairly common. I have two made by Camillus that are as small. If I can one I will post a pic!

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I must have screwed up. My post didn't show up. I posted "What's the closed length of "Baby Bear"."

I have a small Utica. About 3¼" closed if I remember correctly.
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The little Empire is only 2 1/2 inches. Not much of a sailors knife, but I don't know what else it would be called. Someone used it and sharpened it e few times.
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