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...Part of the mushroom collector's "code of honor" is to take the mushroom without disturbing the delicate mycelium the underground infrastructure of the mushroom. In order to do this correctly the mushroom collector needs a knife with the right shaped blade. It is also helpful to have a brush to clean the dirt off the mushroom.
Some mushroom knives will have a folding ruler or marks on the handle to indicate the size of the mushroom cap. Others may have tweezers, a compass or belt clip.
Please take a look at our selection of mushroom knives. Click the thumbnail photo below for item details, price and on-line order information.
Mercury of Italy offers a wide range of mushroom collecting knives. Mercury's Mico P is a simple, but effective solution for mycologists. It is made of bright red impact plastic, (hard to lose) a tough blade, a lanyard ring and synthetic brush. It measures 10cm closed and is compact and light weight.
The Mico 3 mushroom knife is a step up from the Mico P. It features a rosewood handle, tweezers, ruler, tough stainless steel blade serrated on the back side, a natural bristle brush and a handy lanyard ring. This knife would make any mushroom collector happy.
The Mico 2 is Mercury's top of the line mushroom collecting knife. It also has a rosewood handle, tweezers, ruler, and natural bristle brush. But it also includes a special pruning blade, and a compass with map scales! This is a great knife.
Maserin of Italy also provides some very fine Mushroom knives. Their olive wood knife with a textured "gunstock" handle is one of our favorites. Also, check out their 800-C which comes in a variety of vibrant colors.
For the Mycological conneseur take a look at Frances Fontenille-Pataud. They offer a beautiful stag handled mushroom collecting knife with hand file work that will make a special gift.
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