Liberty Safe Recognized at White House Made in America Showcase

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posted on July 24, 2018
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Fittingly, Utah-based Liberty Safe highlighted its Presidential 50 safe at a Made in America Product Showcase hosted by President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence at the South Lawn and State Floor at the White House. Businesses from each of the 50 states were invited to display their products July 23, 2018, to celebrate and highlight each state's effort and commitment to American-made goods. In 2017 Leupold & Stevens represented Oregon in the showcase.

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An Inside Look at Liberty Safe
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