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Vintage Briddell No. 860 Meat Cleaver Butcher Knife 6" Blade EUC MCM For Sale


Vintage Briddell No. 860 Meat Cleaver Butcher Knife 6
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Vintage Briddell No. 860 Meat Cleaver Butcher Knife 6" Blade EUC MCM:
$52.48

Vintage Briddell No. 860 Meat Cleaver 6" Blade Carbon Steel Made in USA

This is a heavy-duty, mid-century professional meat cleaver from Briddell, a manufacturer renowned for producing high-quality cutlery in Crisfield, Maryland. The No. 860 model features a 6-inch carbon steel blade with a traditional "lamb split" profile and a hanging hole. These knives were built for the rigors of a commercial butcher shop, but this specific piece has spent its more recent years as a versatile workshop tool.

The construction is a rugged full-tang design secured with three large brass rivets. Because it was maintained in a workshop environment, the blade has been kept remarkably sharp and functional. It carries the "honest wear" of a tool that was used daily, making it a perfect candidate for a vintage kitchen restoration or continued use as a high-performance utility cleaver.

Specifications
  • Brand: Briddell

  • Model: No. 860

  • Blade Length: 6 inches

  • Total Length: Approximately 11 inches

  • Material: Carbon Steel Blade, Wood Handle, Brass Rivets

  • Color: Dark Natural Patina Steel, Light Wood

  • Country of Origin: USA

Condition

Factual condition is Vintage / Honestly Used. This tool was recovered from an active workshop and reflects that history:

  • The Blade: Features a wonderfully maintained edge that remains sharp. The steel has developed a deep, dark oxidation (patina) and surface pitting characteristic of vintage carbon steel.

  • The Handle: The original wood scales are solid and securely attached via the full tang. There is a small speck of blue paint on the top of the handle (see photos) and general darkening from handling.

  • Integrity: No cracks in the wood or bends in the steel. The brass rivets remain tight.

  • Surface: There are some light workshop residues and "character marks" throughout, but the tool is structurally excellent.


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