Finch Gooseneck Mother of Pearl Folding Knife Blackwash 14C28N Blade GN700

The Finch Knife Co Gooseneck Mother of Pearl Folding Knife carries a name rooted in steady work, long days, and the kind of reliability that doesn’t need to be dressed up. The Gooseneck takes its inspiration from the trailer hitch trusted by farmers and haulers for stability and control when the load matters most. For the founders of Finch, growing up in Kansas meant open ground, horses in the distance, and plenty of time spent outside helping hook up an old horse trailer with a gooseneck hitch. Those moments stuck with them, shaping a design that reflects a simpler, harder-working way of life.

Built with that same mindset, the Gooseneck pairs a steel frame and bolster lock system with a 2.75” blade in 14C28N steel. It’s a setup focused on dependable performance, giving you fast deployment, solid cutting power, and the kind of edge retention that holds up through daily use. Whether it’s cutting rope, breaking down boxes, or handling tasks out on the road, this knife is meant to be there when you need it and out of the way when you don’t. At 4” closed, it carries easy without feeling delicate, and the reversible wire clip keeps it adaptable for different carry styles.

This Mother of Pearl version brings a sharper contrast to the Gooseneck line. The smooth, bright surface of the pearl scales gives it a clean, refined look, while the blackwashed blade adds a darker, more grounded edge. It’s not trying to be flashy, but it does stand out in a subtle, confident way. The contrast between light and dark gives it personality without sacrificing utility, keeping it firmly in the realm of a working knife.

The bolster lock design reinforces that balance of tradition and function, giving the knife a secure, familiar feel in hand. It opens quickly, locks up solid, and stays dependable through repeated use. Designed in Stilwell, Kansas, the Gooseneck reflects a mindset where tools are meant to work first and look good doing it comes second, even when they naturally end up doing both. Simple, bold, and familiar, this is the kind of knife that fits right in with old trucks, worn toolboxes, and long days that don’t always go as planned.