Three antique cleavers, each one hand painted by a different artist, circa 1940-50s.
The smallest version is a 1920s Foster Bros cleaver, featuring a Winter landscape scene, signed: “Harriet Klotzbach”. SPECS: 6” blade, 12.5” OAL.
The medium sized version is an 1870s William Beatty cleaver, featuring a Springtime landscape scene, signed: “Mae Hampton”. SPECS: 7.5” blade, 14” OAL.
The largest version is an 1890s Albert Pick & Co cleaver, featuring an Autumn landscape scene, signed: “B. Nills”. SPECS: 8” blade, 16” OAL.
Clandestine operations, characterized by secrecy and covert activities, have played a pivotal role in shaping historical events and geopolitical landscapes. This blog delves into the intriguing history of clandestine operations,...
Clandestine operations, characterized by secrecy and covert activities, have played a pivotal role in shaping historical events and geopolitical landscapes. This blog delves into the intriguing history of clandestine operations,...
Vintage lighters, often overlooked artifacts, carry a fascinating history intertwined with innovation and style. Join us as we delve into the evolution of these pocket-sized treasures, unearth novel facts, and...
Vintage lighters, often overlooked artifacts, carry a fascinating history intertwined with innovation and style. Join us as we delve into the evolution of these pocket-sized treasures, unearth novel facts, and...
In the realm of personal weaponry, few items carry the same aura of mystique and danger as the knuckleduster. Also known as brass knuckles, knuckles, knucks, or knuckle busters, these...
In the realm of personal weaponry, few items carry the same aura of mystique and danger as the knuckleduster. Also known as brass knuckles, knuckles, knucks, or knuckle busters, these...
