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The Oldest Products Continuously Sold in America

The Oldest Products Continuously Sold in America

The Oldest Products Continuously Sold in America

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Caswell-Masey personal care products

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Hartford Courant

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Crane stationary

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Baker's chocolate

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Laird & Co. applejack

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King Arthur flour

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Libbey Glass Co.

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Brooks Brothers suits

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Jacob Bromwell

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Tiffany products

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Brinly-Hardy lawn care products

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Annin Flagmakers

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Merriam-Webster reference books

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The Oldest Products Continuously Sold in America
Caswell-Masey personal care products
Hartford Courant
Crane stationary
Baker's chocolate
Laird & Co. applejack
King Arthur flour
Libbey Glass Co.
Brooks Brothers suits
Jacob Bromwell
Tiffany products
Brinly-Hardy lawn care products
Annin Flagmakers
Merriam-Webster reference books

The Oldest Products Continuously Sold in America

New products appear every day for consumers to buy. As technology advances, the quality of purchases typically does as well. However, that doesn't mean that everything new is better than the brands that came before. When a product is made well, people continue buying it for generations. Some companies and products have been around in the United States since before the nation declared its independence from England.

The oldest product in America that's still being sold in the United States is Caswell-Masey personal care products. In 1752, the company started selling items for people looking to enhance their appearances. They claim to be the longest-running personal care developers in the United States, which nobody has challenged. In fact, the company was so noteworthy in the 1750s that George Washington himself used the cologne that they created. It's safe to assume people will always care about their appearances, which means Caswell-Masey will most likely be a brand of the future.

Another American brand that's been around for more than a century is Baker's chocolate. The company is known in 2024 for selling delicious chocolate that Americans can't get enough of. With the love of chocolate sticking around, it's safe to assume Baker's chocolate will be around for the long haul. On the subject of American products throughout history. test your American flag knowledge by clicking here.

To compile this list of the oldest continuously sold products in America, 24/7 Tempo consulted brand-related sources, including the Business News Daily and The Daily Meal.

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