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"Made In America!" is not just a phrase attached to a product in an effort to help companies sell more of it. The reality is, there are many reasons why you should consider buying American-made furniture, toys, clothing, and other products manufactured right here in the USA. Listed below are some of the benefits of ...
Source: American Saddlery As pioneers headed west through the Appalachian Mountains, the banks of the Tennessee River became almost a mandatory pit stop, placing pioneers in Chattanooga frequently, and making it a popular hub for travelers. In the beginning, American Saddlery stood for hand crafted goods, which were designed to accommodate travelers. Fast forward to many ...
In 2013, the U.S. lost an estimated $600 billion to foreign countries in trade losses. Almost fifty percent of the U.S. treasury debt is held in foreign hands. Our rising debt accumulated by importing goods from over seas is nothing new, we have been riding down this road for over 40 years now. This is why it ...
via: Warther Cutlery Becoming familiar with his very first pocket knife at age 5, Ernest "Mooney" Warther began whittling away into wood and bone. After lots of use and soon becoming unsatisfied with store-bought knives and their inability to hold a good sharp edge, Mooney began to design and make his own knives. While making ...
Source: Rosebud Perfume Co. Pharmacist Dr. Smith ran a small drug store in Woodsboro, Maryland, and was requested by many friends and family to produce a family salve that they could use for minor skin irritations. Faced with this challenge, Dr. Smith made a product named "Balsam of Rosebuds" which later was renamed "Rosebud Salve". As its popularity grew ...
Do you often find yourself fixing and repairing things around the house? Are you in need of quality tools that are built to withstand the rigorous test of time? Channellock may just have the right tool for the job! In 1886, George B. DeArment, who was a blacksmith by trade from Evansburg, Pennsylvania, began selling hand-forged ...
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