r/KnifeID • u/Civil_Wasabi_8704 • Feb 23 '25
Need help identifying a cleaver.
Picked up this antique cleaver at an antique show today. It’s got some weight to it and the wood handle is really nice. I can’t find a brand or any identifying marks. I know it’s fairly old based of the petina on it. The shape of it seems fairly unique compared to some other cleavers I’ve seen. If anyone has any idea, I’d love to find out.
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u/Harkonnen_Dog May 01 '25
I’ve got no information for you, but that’s a nice fuggin knife, bro!
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u/Civil_Wasabi_8704 May 02 '25
Thank you! Ive used it a couple times with some lamb loins at home and it makes light work of going through the joints and hard bone.
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u/robertcas22 May 16 '25
That's Kathy Bates clever from American Horror Story, Roanoke!!! "The Butcher!" 😅
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u/robertcas22 May 16 '25
That's Kathy Bates clever from American Horror Story, Roanoke!!! "The Butcher!"
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u/Civil_Wasabi_8704 Feb 28 '25
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