The Official “Made in the USA” Thread

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Barlows

 

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Hamilton X 2,
Elgin X 2,
Waltham X 1

 

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Sadly, almost everything I posted are from the USA's heyday and haven't been made in America in decades.

 

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Carhartt... made in AMERICA!

 

[Bigfatts]

Normally I prefer European sporting rifles, but I have a handful of US made gems too.

From when I collected Mossberg .22's. Top to bottom: 44US, 25a, 144LSB, 146b


H&R 1873 Cavalry Carbine Trapdoor reproduction, sorry for the ghetto carpet pic:




I don't seem to have a pic of my Winchester '94 Big Bore in .375 Winchester. I'll get one later.

 

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Dixie Mae --- Made in America

 

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Nice knife. Dont want to derail the thread, but who was the knife made by and what pattern i that?

 

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Nice knife. Dont want to derail the thread, but who was the knife made by and what pattern i that?

Kutmaster (Utica) stockman.

I received it in a GAW here on BF last year. Going to my oldest brother when I see him face to face again (last schedule got cancelled). He'll love it as he pretty much grew up on Ralston cereals and powdered milk (there were eight of us in the house then). By the time I came along and entered school (he's 12 years my senior) my folks could afford better cereal and real milk (even though then when there were only six to four of us in the house) Dad bought 12 gallons of milk every week or two.