Antique butcher's cleaver Folk art France, late 19th century. Bertrand Jully

Antique slaughtering sword, also known as a butcher's sword or slaughterhouse sword, a professional butchery tool, typical of folk art and traditional working tools.
French manufacture, dated late 19th century – early 20th century, marked on the blade Bertrand Jully & Succ., Amiens, a company known for manufacturing professional tools and blades.
This type of sabre was used in slaughterhouses to cut up carcasses after slaughter. Long forged steel blade with a thick back and a side hook for handling or hanging. Ergonomic turned wooden handle with signs of old use.
Authentic, unrestored object, retaining its original patina, representative of ancient professional tools and French folk art.
Origin: France
Period: late 19th - early 20th century
Manufacturer: Bertrand Jully & Succ., Amiens
Materials: forged steel, wood
Type: professional butchery tool / folk art / craft object
Dimensions
Total length: 85.5 cm
Blade width: 4.5 cm
Weight: approximately 700 g
Antique condition consistent with use. Patina, traces of oxidation and visible signs of age. Blade in good condition, solid handle. See photos for details.
Ideal for folk art collections, antique tool collections, antique butchery, trade displays, curiosity cabinets, industrial or rustic decor.
Carefully packaged. Fast shipping with tracking.
Delivery in France and internationally.