Fans of mushrooms will get a kick out of this set of sixteen notecards featuring color engravings of various fungi from Léon Dufour's Atlas of Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms, originally printed in 1891. With delicious and prized mushrooms like the chanterelle and the black trumpet, and deadly and dangerous mushrooms like the fly agaric, these notecards make great stationary for any mycophile.
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