Iconic American Products Still Made in the USA
Wilson makes their footballs in Ada, Ohio. About 12,000 are used in NFL games each year.
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In 2014, the Corvette Stingray was named the ‘Most American Made Car’ by American University's Kogod School of Business.
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When Betty James, the wife of Slinky inventor Richard James, sold the company, she required that production of the popular toy remain in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Not only are all Gibson guitars made in the USA, but they're mostly made by hand.
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Duraflame began producing firestarters 40 years ago in Stockton, California. Today, manufacturing facilities are located in California and Kentucky.
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A legend from the Wild West, Smith & Wesson guns have been made in the USA since 1852.
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You can tour the factory in Greenville, Ohio, in which every KitchenAid stand mixer is assembled.
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In 2012, Zippo produced its 500 millionth lighter in Bradford, Pennsylvania.
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The factory in Shelton, Connecticut, manufactures the company’s sole product -- the white, eight-holed Wiffle Ball.
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All Crayola products sold in America are made in a factory in Easton, Pennsylvania, which produces 650 crayons a minute.
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