The Cattleman is also similar to a sailors knife which is a sheepsfoot blade. Anyone agree?

Camillus 702, navy issue (among many others) very similar!

Here's mine.
Promptly sharpened and put to use.
Thank you so much Guido!!!

Hopefully not off topic re: blade design, shape, use & similar blades....bet a few guys have owned one similar to this in their lives. I held many newborn pigs & calves legs while grandpa made "the cut". Until receiving this one from him at age 7 & being taught exactly how to do the cut under his supervision. Over time also learned from him that the blades in this knife can do any/everything from peeling your apple to field dressing whatever needed dressing out.
Pic sizing help anyone??

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Yes it does, a sailor's knife back in the day , had a blunt tip incase .... incase tempers flared and a guy tried to stab another guy, not falling on them 🤓I

Not the sailors knife I recall. Sailors knives have a marlin spike suitable for braiding and rigging and yes have a sheepsfoot blade made for cutting rope.

Sailors had ugly knives so
Uncle
Sam's
Misguided
Children
wouldn't take them away from them

Clarification...... I am talking about sailor knives used in the era of wind and sail. Men who were sailors then were either conscripted off the street or other ships, not the best people. These were the days when the English issued gin that was 151 proof so if gun powder got wet with it would still ignite. Plymouth Gin still makes this gin. 🤓

And now.....back to your regularly scheduled program......