  
 Supporting American-Made Products and Services from American-Owned Companies 
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If you've found it difficult to locate the American-made
furniture you've been searching for, your search may be over after you
read this article.
American-owned Montgomery Street Furniture Company has custom
built furniture for George W. Bush, and they can custom build furniture
for you too. And it doesn't matter if you only want a simple footstool
or a large entertainment center, because you're guaranteed to get a
high-quality American-made product.
Brian VanNamee, the proud president of Montgomery Street
Furniture Co., manages 25 stores spread throughout New York,
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. But even if you don't live in one of
these states and can't get to one of their stores, you can still contact
them through their website at www.montgomerystreetfurnitureco.com and they will work with
you to fulfill your furniture needs.
Brian enjoys bucking the trend in an industry where American
jobs are slowly gravitating overseas. He was tempted to expand into more
states with more stores, but realized that doing so may have sacrificed
quality for volume. He would much rather see his company focus on
high-quality, custom-built furniture than risk selling an inferior
product. This allows Montgomery Street to offer a lifetime warranty for
their furniture, which can be shipped worldwide.
In addition to making all their furniture right here in the
USA, they obtain their wood from nearby Pennsylvania, unless a customer
requests a specific type of wood such as Brazilian Cherry.
Buying American-made products from American-owned companies
like this is just the so-called economic stimulus this country needs.
Any stimulus package geared toward more consumption by consumers is
likely to do more for foreign producers than American producers unless
we make a conscious decision to buy American.
It is especially gratifying to support American companies like
these that take so much pride in the fact that all their products are
made in USA, and to be able to reward the small businesses that truly
deserve our consumer patriotism.
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