Located at No. 85 Cliff Street, New York City. The firm was founded about 1835 by John Chatillion. They made butchers supplies such as knives, cleavers, and steels. In 1872, John P. and George H. Chatillon, sons of the founder, joined the business. John Chatillon the founder died in the same year. In 1885, they became interested in the Foster Brothers line of butchers tools, and became the sole agent for their products.
In 1896, Chatillon purchased the Phoenix Knife Company of Phoenix, New York. They moved the offices to Fulton, New York, and merged with Foster Brothers & Chatillon Company. The line now included hundreds of patterns of jack and pen knives. The firm is still in business, but discontinued pocket knives about 1937. Chatillion used the following trademarks:
c 1835-1937