Inside Remington: How Wall Street Killed America's Oldest Gunmaker

The Untold Story of Western Knives: A Dying Man’s Quest

Inside Cutco: How Five Men Saved America's Last Knife Factory

Inside Randall Knives: The American Blade You Cannot Buy

Inside Victorinox: The Swiss Knife That Conquered America Then Got Banned

Inside Winkler Knives: How a Movie Prop Armed SEAL Team 6

Inside Shop-Vac: The Family That Abandoned America's Toughest Workshop Brand

Inside Streamlight: Why It Says "Assembled" Instead of "Made"

Inside Emerson Knives: The Last Combat Knife Still Made in America

Inside Camillus Knives: Why America's Boy Scout Blade Refused to Die

Inside Buck Knives: How a California Family Shop Armed the U.S. Army and Ended Up in Federal Court

Inside Collins Radio: The Man Who Saw the Internet Coming in 1968

Inside Ontario Knife: How an Aerospace Company Erased 134 Years of American Steel

Inside Kel-Lite: The Flashlight Every American Cop Carried

Inside Colonial Knife: Why America's Knife Capital Vanished From Providence

How Tony Maglica Built Maglite and Betrayed the Co-Founder Who Stood by Him for 21 Years

Ross Perot Was Right About America's Factories But Nobody Cared

Ford Called This Engine a Mistake. Then Built 15 Million of Them.

Inside Timex: The Collapse That Killed America's Most Reliable Watch

Inside Spyderco: How One Family Kept American Knifemaking Alive

Inside Cummins: How The Engine That Beat Detroit Diesel Learned To Lie

Why Can't Anyone Replace the Buck 110?

Inside SOG Knives: How One Phone Call Sent America's Special Forces Blade to China

Inside Kershaw: The Japanese Company That Refused to Let America's Best Knife Die

Inside Fisher Space Pen: How One Man's $1 Million Bet Launched the Only Pen NASA Has Ever Trusted

Inside Crescent: How One Private Equity Deal Ended 119 Years of America's Most Trusted Wrench

Inside Maytag: How Just One Acquisition Ended 114 Years of American Appliance Manufacturing

Inside GE Lighting: How America Sold the Invention That Lit the World

Inside Coleman: How Four Owners Erased 100 Years of American Camping

Inside Cold Steel: How Just One Phone Call Ended 40 Years of American Knife Testing

Inside KA-BAR: How a Cleveland Corporation Sold America's Most Trusted Knife for Scrap

Inside Schrade: How America's Most Trusted Pocketknife Died on Its Own 100th Birthday

Inside Black & Decker: How a Dead Brand in a Drawer Replaced America's #1 Tool Name

Inside Zippo: How a $1.49 Plastic Lighter Almost Erased 90 Years of American Craftsmanship

Inside Brown & Sharpe How a 17 Year Strike Helped a Swedish Giant Erase America's Most Precise Tool

Inside Case Knives: How a Tobacco Company Spent 16 Years Destroying America's Most Trusted Knife

How Benchmade Stayed Made in USA While Everyone Else Quit

Inside Skil: How America's Most Famous Saw Was Sold to China

Inside Bridgeport: Why a 70 Year Old Machine Still Runs After the Company Died

Inside Mac Tools: How Just One Corporate Decision Turned 1,600 American Dealers Into Casualties

Inside Disston: How Just One Deal Destroyed America's Greatest Saw Empire

Inside Nicholson: How Just One Acquisition Ended 150 Years of American Filemaking

5 American Tool Brands That Lasted Over 100 Years - Until One Decision Changed Everything

Inside Buck Knives: How California Forced America's Most Trusted Pocket Knife to Run

Inside Maglite: How a $5 LED Bulb Ended America's Most Trusted Flashlight Empire

Inside RIDGID: Why Plumbers Refuse to Let This 100-Year-Old Brand Die

Inside Gerber: How Just One Acquisition Turned America's Military Knife Into Foreign Property

Inside Porter-Cable: How Stanley Black & Decker Erased 118 Years of American Craftsmanship

Inside Irwin Tools: How a Food Container Company Destroyed the Vise-Grip

Inside Leatherman: Why America's Most Rejected Invention Changed the World

Inside Channellock: Why This Pennsylvania Factory Refused to Become the Next Vise-Grip

Inside Vise-Grip: How One Corporate Decision Erased 87 Years of American Manufacturing

Inside Estwing Why America’s One Piece Hammer Refuses to Die

Inside Harbor Freight: How Cheap Tools Started Winning in America

Inside Klein Tools: Why Electricians Refuse to Let This Brand Die

Why Gillette Became Part of Every American Man’s Life

Inside Stanley: How America’s Tool Empire Became a Corporate Empire

How J.C. Newman Company Survived a Dead Industry

Inside Snap-on Company: What Mechanics Are Really Paying For

Inside Old Forester Factory: The Whiskey That Stayed Legal When America Went Dry