Freedom Flask

As American as bourbon whiskey, the Great American Flask by Jacob Bromwell® is the world's original flask since 1819 and the one that started it all. Sometimes all you need is the tried-and-true classic. True to Bromwell’s original 1819 design, this is the world's very first flask made of copper, and after more than 200 years in production it's still a prized favorite.  Featuring an historically-accurate American Birch stopper, each flask is 100% handcrafted by skilled Jacob Bromwell® artisans using pure, solid copper, and then undergoes a lead-free soldering process at our old-school workshop (just like the massive copper pots used by distillers for purifying liquids).  Tuck it inside a blazer, jacket pocket, clutch, or in the top of a boot for ballgames, barbecues, and parties.

Rated #1 best-selling copper flask by Business Insider, nothing beats the meticulous details, the balanced weight, the comfort and simply the feel of the Vermonter Flask. Named for the state in which it was created, the Vermonter Flask remains one of the most desirable Jacob Bromwell® flasks on the market.  Built with day-to-day practicality in mind, this best-selling flask has been tastefully updated with a machined copper screw-top cap, which guarantees a 100% leak-proof experience wherever and whenever you use it.

Expertly crafted by the folks at Jacob Bromwell®, our distinctly designed Kentucky Round Flask is made entirely of pure, polished copper. With a 6 oz. liquid capacity and a removable screw top closure, our handcrafted copper flask guarantees an air tight seal for your fine spirit of choice. Supplied in an optional wooden gift box, this handsome pure copper flask makes an excellent gift for groomsmen or anyone who appreciates a unique drinking vessel. The design allows for discrete storage in a sport coat or jacket pocket. Enjoy with good company.

The little brother to our Freedom Flask, the Legacy Flask is smaller, slimmer, and a bit more portable for everyday use. This distinguished vessel is based on our best-selling Vermonter Flask, and is hand-hammered to perfection by highly skilled Jacob Bromwell® artisans. Each Legacy Flask features comes with a machined copper screw top, which guarantees a 100% leak-free flask every time you use it. This hand-hammered flask is one family heirloom that promises to only get better with age.  Twist, sip, enjoy.

Our Skull Designer Flask is made for those who want a fashionable touch on one of our best-selling flasks.  Made for copper purists with an eye for special and unique designs, the masculine skull print is precision hammered 100% by hand, taking a total of 18 hours to complete start-to-finish.  The heavyweight copper screw-top guarantees a 100% leak-proof flask, accommodating the needs of those who use and rely on their flasks on a regular basis.  Be sure to claim one for yourself before this limited edition model is gone forever.

Many companies make perfectly good flour sifters. We make the best.  Back in 1819, Jacob Bromwell® invented the world's first flour sifter which became patented in 1930 (Patent No. 1753995). Today, we're still making them in the original style. A must-have for every American kitchen, our popular 3-cup flour sifters feature a single screen as well as our proprietary 4-wire agitator. As the oldest flour sifters in America, they are guaranteed to produce the finest, smoothest flour possible for perfect cakes, cookies and more. So bring back memories and create new ones by sifting flour the old-fashioned way! Soon you'll be part of the Jacob Bromwell® tradition.

Jacob Bromwell® held the patents to the world's first flour sifter, and today we're making that same sifter in the original style. Sift up to 5 cups of flour at once in a design that remains true to the original. Our secret is the uniquely-designed 4-wire stainless steel agitator. Each wire smoothly sweeps the screen below it, creating the smoothest flour possible and a consistent measure every time. Our sturdy flour sifters are both hand and machine crafted - then hand polished to a shiny mirror finish - ensuring perfect cookies, cakes, and other delicious baked goods for years to come. So create warm memories that last a lifetime by sifting flour the old-fashioned way, and soon you'll be part of the Jacob Bromwell® tradition...one of the oldest traditions in America. Why buy a knock off when you can have the real thing?

Congratulations - you've just found one of the oldest products ever manufactured here in America.  With the kiddos crunching and laughing away, there’s no better way to bring family and friends together than the good old fashioned way. Our Original Popcorn Popper is a durable customer favorite, and it's still made at the Bromwell factory in the heart of Indiana's popcorn country. Kids love watching the kernels magically transform into fluffy popcorn, whether it’s used over an open fire or kitchen stovetop.  This American classic is still 100% built in the USA and is now in its 200th year of production.  Whether it's used for movie nights at home or ghost stories around the campfire, start creating family memories that last a lifetime - with a bit of oil, a pinch of salt, and a dash of nostalgia.  You can't help but "pop" a smile with one of these.

You've found it - the same portable oven you remember using as a kid, and the oldest known oven to American history (seriously). Whether you're cooking over a campfire, stovetop, or fireplace, our non-electric Old Fashioned Potato Baker will fill the air with a mixture of wholesome food and nostalgia. Designed and manufactured by Jacob Bromwell® since 1819, and unavailable anywhere else, it easily bakes soft, fluffy potatoes, as well as crisp, delicious apples, corn on the cob, and fresh, mouth-watering biscuits. It also warms leftovers and freshens pastries as though they were just baked moments ago. Found in the history books of long ago, this Jacob Bromwell® classic is a great way to connect with our country's rich past. It's been drawing families together for nearly 200 years and is great for those who enjoy old fashioned living.

A toaster for camping? Yes, our non-electric pyramid toaster functions just as well over a campfire as it does your living room fireplace, so you can live like a cowboy or prairie pioneer but still have toast with your morning bacon and eggs. Still made by red-blooded American workers, our non-electric and time-tested design disperses heat evenly through the slots on either side. It comes apart for easy storage in a backpack, and pops right back up to toast down bread, pop tarts, fresh pastries, pizza, and more to a golden brown. So don’t worry about missing toast with your morning bacon and eggs the next time you’re roughing it—Jacob Bromwell® has you covered! Just remember to bring jam.

Our American made cheese grater has become an iconic classic. People from all over the world have written and shared stories with us about inheriting a 100+ year-old Jacob Bromwell® grater, and how they’ve remained sharp even after all these years. More than likely your mom, grandmother, or maybe even great-grandmother used this same made in the USA grater in their own kitchens, and it’s estimated that 1 in 4 American households still owns a Jacob Bromwell® cheese grater. Our handcrafted World Famous Grater features fine, medium, and coarse grating surfaces, plus a slicer, making it the most versatile cheese and vegetable grater on the market. A true keepsake, our original World Famous Grater will endure in your kitchen for decades to come.

Since 1819, we've always been about making good times happen right at home, and few foods bring a family together quite like popcorn. Our handmade bowl is generously sized for even the largest family, offering the perfect opportunity to share this wonderful snack while creating those special moments that turn into fond memories. Whether you’re gathering around to watch a movie on the TV or sharing ghost stories by the campfire, go ahead and share America's favorite snack with your loved ones. Start making your own good times, and enjoy using our popcorn bowl the same way our ancestors did when talking—not texting—was the entertainment of the day.