Stetsons
Acme, Tony Lamas, Nakomas and Justin Ropers Boots
Levi-Strauss Jeans
Jim Beam
Jack Daniels
Johnny Walkers
Coors
Anheuser-Busch
Sears & Roebucks
Montgomery Wards
Cotton, Muslin, Flannel, Stroud Cloth (Canvas and used for Indians), Silk, Velvet, Corduroy, Lace in moderation (mostly imported)
Dusters, Oil-skin and Leathers
Coffee and Tea
*Coffee was made from a variety of items such as parched corn with sorghum sweeting, rye, wheat - first toasted then ground or even beans. In places where Rio, Mocha or Java coffee was unavailable, it came as raw beans which had to be parched and ground. Some companies that sold ground coffee mixed in other ingredients, primarily peas.
Bacardi Rum
Toilet Paper
Flush Toilets
Sewing Machines
Linoleum
Chlorine Bleach
Safety Razors
Nail Polish
Witch Hazel - an astringent
Sun Glasses
Sedatives - made from urine and apples (malic acid) by Adolf Baeyer
Magazines
Roller Skates
Piggy Banks
Potato Chips
Pop Corn
Peanuts
Ketchup
Worcestershire Sauce
A-1 Sauce
Mayonnaise
Tobasco Sauce
Pasta, Ravioli
Graham Crackers
Donuts
Chewing Gum
