Mushroom Knives Ref. 3757

Dark Acacia Wood Handle Mushroom Knife with Cord Lanyard – 12 cm Handle, Brass Bolster

This mushroom knife has a serrated hawksbill blade and a cord lanyard, dark acacia wood handle, brass bolster, made in Pakistan.

$4.10
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $2.87
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This mushroom knife combines a 7.5 cm curved, partially serrated blade with a 12 cm dark acacia wood handle, a polished brass bolster, a built-in bristle brush and a braided cord lanyard. Manufactured in Pakistan, its deep wood tone rounds out the mushroom knife color range. A wholesale item for retailers targeting mushroom hunting and foraging customers.

Specifications

Weight
0.133 kg
Blade size (cm)
7.5
Handle size (cm)
12
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Acacia wood
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Did you know?

Chitin links mushrooms, crabs and beetles

The cell walls of fungi are made largely of chitin, the same tough material that forms beetle shells and crab exoskeletons. It helps explain why some mushroom stems are fibrous enough to make a smooth blade slip, and why a Pakistan folding knife with a partly serrated edge, like this dark acacia model, cuts them more cleanly.

Display & retail

Lining up the mushroom range as a colour gradient

The mushroom knives in this family share one blade and handle size, which makes them ideal for a display built on colour. Line them up from pale teak through brown and rosewood-tone acacia to this dark acacia and the glossy black, and customers read the whole range in a glance.

  • Place this deepest wood tone beside the black handle, where its brass bolster catches the light.
  • Hang one open by its lanyard from a hook so the brush and the curve can be seen.
  • Stock foraging Pakistan knives next to baskets, field guides and rain jackets from late summer until the first frosts.
  • Add a card explaining the brush, which many first-time buyers will not have seen on a knife.
Questions & answers

Dark acacia knife: lock, price and branding

Does the lock mechanism feel secure?

Open it and find out. With the blade fully extended, apply light pressure to the spine and then sideways: a sound knife shows no give. Folding should need a definite push rather than happening on its own, and the closed blade should lie in the middle of the dark acacia handle with the serrations untouched. Flag any piece that misbehaves before it is sold.

What is the price of the dark acacia pocket knife in Pakistan?

It is listed per piece at the top of this page, in rupees (PKR) for visitors browsing from Pakistan, and WhatsApp orders are welcome. Quantity orders earn a lower unit rate; message or email us for a wholesale figure.

Can it be supplied under our own brand?

Yes: private label and engraving can be arranged on request when the knife is ordered in wholesale quantities. Send us the mark and the quantity, and we will confirm what can be done on this stainless Pakistan folding knife.

Care & maintenance

Looking after dark acacia, brass and bristle

Three materials meet on this knife, and each needs a slightly different touch:

  • Dark acacia: wipe off mud with a damp cloth, dry it at once and rub in a drop of food-safe oil a few times a season to keep the colour deep.
  • Brass bolster: it darkens with handling, so leave the patina or brighten it with brass polish, keeping the polish off the wood.
  • Stainless blade: rinse off sap and soil, dry it, and add a drop of light oil at the pivot now and then.
  • Brush and lanyard: rinse them when muddy and let both dry in the air before storage.