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Ever wondered exactly why our products are all made in the USA? Check out our blog post to find out.

Happy 4th of July! Let’s celebrate America by supporting American manufacturing, paying Americans living wages, and building up our local communities.

https://www.volantedesign.us/blogs/volante-design-blog/why-american-made

We are starting an online store via Tumblr. We will be selling American hand made goods, as well as,

We are starting an online store via Tumblr. We will be selling American hand made goods, as well as, high quality vintage products. Please keep an eye out for more posts with products added to our online store.

Thanks!


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WE HAVE SET UP OUR ONLINE STORE!!! We have slowly started incorporating items and will be quickly po

WE HAVE SET UP OUR ONLINE STORE!!!

We have slowly started incorporating items and will be quickly posting more and more items.

We started by trying to host our own store but decided to go through etsy. It made the most sense currently.

Please go by and see what for sale currently. You may just find something you can’t live without.

CHECK US OUT!!!


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An American-made trap with a swastika. This is from around 1910-1920 and made by the Peck, Stow &

An American-made trap with a swastika. This is from around 1910-1920 and made by the Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company - or PEXTO - out of Cleveland, Ohio. They have been around since around 1797.


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Swastika Brand fishing line. Not sure of the date,but probably around 1930. I believe Swastika Brand

Swastika Brand fishing line. Not sure of the date,but probably around 1930. I believe Swastika Brand became the now known “Ashaway” brand.


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A collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were inA collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were inA collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were inA collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were inA collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were inA collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were in

A collection of Native American tobacco felts from the turn of the Century until 1920. These were inserted in packages of tobacco. A lot of women collected them and some even sewed them together and made quits.


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A fruit wrapper from Mahalia Growers, located in Riverside, California. I suspect this is late 1930s

A fruit wrapper from Mahalia Growers, located in Riverside, California. I suspect this is late 1930s. Many West Coast growers used the swastika in their logos.


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A really neat thermometer from Southwestern Coal Company.Another coal company, Swastika Coal or late

A really neat thermometer from Southwestern Coal Company.

Another coal company, Swastika Coal or later Swastika Fuel Company from New Mexico also used the sign.


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An American-made swastika gear shift knob of an unknown date and manufacturer.Here is another gearsh

An American-made swastika gear shift knob of an unknown date and manufacturer.

Here is another gearshift knob that I posted some time back.


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Christmas shopping(Ralph Morse. 1955?)

Christmas shopping

(Ralph Morse. 1955?)


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 Etwas Bags produce quality, hand made bags within a craft production system.  Etwas Bags produce quality, hand made bags within a craft production system.  Etwas Bags produce quality, hand made bags within a craft production system.

Etwas Bags produce quality, hand made bags within a craft production system.


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