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Sugar House Knife Syndicate
The Sugar House Knife Syndicate is Finch Knife Company's tribute to the era when outlaws made headlines and a pocket knife was standard equipment. Sugar House blades channel 1930s Americana with unapologetic style, from gangster nicknames to hood ornament curves, and back it up with honest working hardware. Every knife in the syndicate is a traditional nail nick lockback built on integral stainless bolsters and liners with nickel silver pins, the kind of construction that made this pattern a hundred year staple.
The Finch Pretty Boy Lockback
The newest member of the syndicate takes its name straight from the most photographed outlaw of the era. The Pretty Boy runs a 2.5 inch satin 14C28N clip point in a 3.75 inch closed frame, opening to just 6.25 inches, a true small traditional that vanishes into a watch pocket. The lineup covers Bloodline red sawcut bone, Greenbacks olive jigged bone, Blackjack sandalwood, and the Blue Note layered resin over G-10, each one named like a page from a rap sheet and finished like a dress piece.
Flying Goddess and Jackrabbit Lockbacks
The Flying Goddess borrows its lines from the 1930s hood ornaments that promised speed and defiance, wrapping a 3 inch clip point in resin, sandalwood, or G-10 at 7 inches overall. The Jackrabbit scales the same traditional formula up for bigger hands and bigger jobs, wearing everything from stag horn to dyed bone and carbon fiber across its runs. Both carry the deep snap lockup and smooth nail nick pull that define the line, and our guide to knife lock types covers why the lockback has outlived most of the mechanisms invented to replace it.
Sugar House Steel, Bone, and Bolsters
Sandvik 14C28N carries the whole syndicate, a Swedish stainless that takes a keen edge, resists rust through pocket carry, and sharpens without a fight, all covered in our comparison of every major knife steel. Handle materials read like a traditional cutlery counter, sawcut and jigged bone, sandalwood, stag, resin, and carbon fiber, detailed in our knife handle materials guide. If the rest of the Finch Knife Company catalog is the daily driver, the Sugar House Knife Syndicate is the one you carry when you want the story to come with it.