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American manufacturing is in a sad state. Our once mighty industrial production capabilities have been decimated. The purpose of this group is to promote American made goods. If you have information on great U.S.A. made products tell the world.
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Latest Activity: Jul 12, 2012
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Fox Creek Leather
Started by Suburban Sentinel May 8, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
For decades the folks down in in Independence, Virginia have been crafting leather. Fox Creek products are made to perform and made to last. The company produces a variety of items aimed mostly at…Continue
Chinese Auto Manufacturer Clones Ford F-150
Started by Chuck Forman Feb 4, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Truck Trend Magazine (A unit of Motor Trend, February 1, 2012) reports that Chinese manufacturer Jianghuai Auto Corporation has essentially copied the body styling of Ford Motor Company's stalwart…Continue
L.L. Bean Maine Hunting Shoe
Started by Chuck Forman Jan 8, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Who?L.L. Bean Co.What?L.L. Bean Maine Hunting Shoe Where?Freeport/Brunswick Maine DisclosureI have no financial or other interests in the L.L. Bean Company or any of its suppliers or affiliates. I…Continue
Stormy Kromer Hats
Started by Chuck Forman Jan 3, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Who?Stormy Kromer Mercantile What?Hats & Clothing Where?Ironwood Michigan U.S.A. BackgroundThe founder of the company, George “Stormy” Kromer, was a semi-pro baseball player and railroad…Continue
Tags: Outerwear, Wool, Manufacturers, American, Clothing
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Comment by James Deeds on November 6, 2011 at 10:07pm
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great.I'm all about buying American
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Comment by Chuck Forman on November 2, 2011 at 9:46am -
Welcome James. I have lots of info on American made clothes and I will get more posts out pronto.
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great post about Alden shoe company.any other suggestions about clothes made here?I'm more middle calss but I like to have nice dress clothes so information on both kinds of dress would be great
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Will replied to Harry Cariaga's discussion Tips on being frugal."Say more about that. I don't see why cutting a switch takes more power... but if so, I want to know, and approx how much, so I can guess how long a period it is that would be equiv to turning off the light."
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