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America's 250th Birthday

As America gets ready to celebrate its 250th birthday in 2026, PartyLike1776Again looks back at the makers, traditions, and everyday goods that helped shape the country. From toys passed down through families to treats shared around the table, we celebrate the simple pieces of Americana that still bring people together.

PartyLike1776Again celebrates American-made goods, classic designs, and the kind of everyday craftsmanship that never goes out of style. From colonial-inspired pieces to old-fashioned favorites, our collection is built around a simple idea: practical, creative, independent, and proudly rooted in the American story.

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That same spirit carries through in classic Americana foods. From fruit butters and baking mixes to honey, teas, and pantry staples, these are the simple flavors families have enjoyed for generations. They remind us of a time when food was made with care, shared around the table, and tied to the places people called home.


Supporting these foods is about more than taste. It helps keep American craftsmanship alive, supports the makers behind the products, and carries on the traditions that helped build our communities. Every jar, mix, and pantry staple has a little connection to the past and a reason to keep it going.

Proudly Made in the USA

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Pantry Items

Pantry Items in the 1700s usually consisted of sealed items that could be stored for a long period of time. Common pantry household items during this time were spices, flour, salt, sugar and molasses. Most of these items were preservatives. 
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Treats

Treats in the 1700s were usually made homemade and typically their ingredients consisted of sugar, molasses, fruits, nuts and various spices. Since sugar was very expensive during this time, candies were usually saved for holidays.
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Toys

Toys in the 1700s were homemade and often very simple. Typically these toys were made from wood, cloth or metal. Most Children played with dolls, marbles, hoops, toy soldiers, spinning tops and kites. 
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Jewelry

Jewelry in the 1700s was worn as a sign of status or to display one's wealth. Popular Jewelry during this time consisted of brooches, rings, necklaces, earrings and pocket watches. Many people often used jewelry as a keepsake as well. 

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Goods

Goods in the 1700s included popular items a person used everyday either for work or trade. Common goods during this time were fabrics, tools, candles, soap, and dishes. Many were also often made locally. 


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Cards

Greeting Cards were not as popular during the 1700s as they are today, however all of the greeting cards we offer share stories from the past. Many of our messages are used for birthdays, holidays and other important events. 

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Magic Mug

You Don’t Choose. The Mug Does.

In the Revolutionary era, you had to choose a side — and now your morning cup does too.

Each Magic Mug begins as a mystery. Add a hot beverage, and hidden beneath the surface a figure from the American Revolution is revealed — either a Patriot fighting for independence or a Loyalist faithful to the Crown. With five Patriots and five Loyalists, every mug is a surprise, making each sip a small moment of Revolutionary intrigue.

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