Made in the USA (gift?) sale

[Omaha Steve]

I don't make a dime off ANY of my posts. I'm simply promoting jobs for AMERICANS!


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[Scuba]

1. Buy American, be American.

[HopeHoops]

2. Keep in mind that the Dollar Tree has a shitload of US Made glassware too.

Almost all of the glassware they carry is made by Indiana Glass Co. Originally Beatty-Brady (1896), then part of National Glass (1899) and eventually Indiana Glass (1904) and is now based in OK (using the same name).

The older pieces are worth a shitload, but you can get newer pieces for $1. They're really solid glass and US made.

http://glassloversglassdatabase.com/companies/IndianaGlass.html

[Omaha Steve]

3. Thank you for the info

Always nice to know where to get USA made.

[HopeHoops]

4. Curiously, the Dollar Tree used to be China heaven. Now it's great for US made stuff.

I got all of our Halloween candy there - all US made (well, except the Tiger pops - Brazil). I refuse to buy tainted candy from China. It used to be completely reversed. You can get kitchen utensils, office supplies, wrapping paper, cotton swabs, and a shitload of other US made products there now - and it's still $1/item (sometimes 2/$1, like greeting cards).

On the flip side, WalMart used to be all ABOUT "bring it home to the USA". Now I'd be shocked if someone found anything in the store that isn't made in China. K-Mart still has US-made goods and they obviously actively seek them out. Ame's and Jamesway used to be heavy on US-made goods, but both have gone tits up for unrelated reasons.

Sometimes you just have no alternative - anywhere - but one thing I WILL NOT buy if it isn't made in the US is our flag. That's treason in my book.