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The 1812 Shoppe is a Cortland County custom woodshop where Craig Vollmer builds furniture, home goods, and keepsakes by hand, carrying on a family woodworking name his father started in Sackets Harbor in 1970. A trained forester, Vollmer works largely with locally sourced New York and Pennsylvania hardwoods that he selects, has milled, and dries for years before turning them into one-off pieces. The shop is also known for giving old materials a second life, including vintage copper boilers remade as storage trunks, and was named Cortland County’s 2025 Small Business of the Year.
Family owned and operated, The 195 Factory continues Bill Milton’s legacy from Perry, Georgia by serving enthusiasts of Cessna’s 190/195 series. The company makes replacement aircraft parts and runs a service shop devoted to the “Businessliner,” with safety and originality guiding its work.
Founded in 2010 as Accurate Tool & Die and rebranded in 2024, The Accurate Tools Shop is a Rochester precision manufacturing shop making tight-tolerance metal components, tooling, and molds for customers across the United States. Its one-stop operation takes projects from prototype through production and combines machining with fabrication, welding, assembly, and mold maintenance. The shop reports tolerances down to 0.0005 inches and holds ITAR certification, while its welders are certified to AWS 17.1.
Founded in 2011 as Albany’s first distillery since Prohibition, The Albany Distilling Company makes small-batch spirits in downtown Albany using both traditional and modern methods. Its portfolio includes Ironweed whiskey made with New York State grains, along with other house brands and contract-distilling work for emerging spirit companies. The company also operates a house bar where its products can be enjoyed.
Founded in 2014, The Alpha Cart develops an autonomous cart that follows its owner while carrying belongings, helping seniors, parents, and workers move items without pushing or lifting them. Led by founder and CEO Brett Baron, the company has refined the design through successive versions into a mobile-app-controlled cart with obstacle detection, adjustable height, and interchangeable baskets. The Alpha Cart’s invention is covered by U.S. Patent 8979115.
Inspired by Edward Hartley Angle, the “Father of Modern Orthodontics,” The American Angle for Orthodontic Products develops orthodontic products and appliances for dental professionals worldwide. The company brings more than 25 years of collective team expertise to a broad portfolio that includes its own bracket, archwire, appliance, and practice-accessory lines. Its approach combines Angle’s time-tested principles with modern technology and collaboration with clinicians to support comfortable, efficient treatment.
The AMES Companies sells home, lawn-and-garden, outdoor-living, and cleaning products through a collection of brands including AMES, ClosetMaid, Harper, Jackson Professional Tools, Razor-Back, True Temper, Union Tools, and Southern Patio. Its Home by AMES storefront features products such as garden tools, storage systems, planters, and cleaning tools, and provides design support for home storage projects.
The AMG Companies brings together consumer-goods businesses that develop and supply products for apparel, health and wellness, and accessories. Its distinctive model combines a broad brand network with operations in key regions worldwide, while maintaining the agility of a smaller firm. AMG is headquartered in New York and also lists offices in Robbinsville, Boulder, and Shanghai.
The Ark Shop traces its roots to Arkwright Printing, which served Western New York beginning in 1974 before taking its current name after joining the Client Solutions Group in 2018. Today, the Fredonia company helps businesses bring their brand ideas to life through printing and custom visual displays, handling projects from a single piece to thousands with personal attention.
The Arm is a Brooklyn print shop that uses vintage equipment and an extensive American wood type collection to make artist editions, posters, and other printed work. Its Williamsburg studio also offers print-for-hire services, hands-on workshops, and artist residencies, with three Vandercook presses and a large flatbed proof press capable of printing sheets up to 35 inches wide.
The Athens Printing Company is a family-owned Athens business that began when Tim and Janet Field bought the struggling McGregor Printing Company in late 1986. Their sons, Chan and Collin Field, later joined the operation and now own it, carrying forward a consultative approach shaped by more than three decades of work with organizations across the Southeast. The company is known for helping clients turn their ideas into print materials through a careful process of consultation, proofing, production, and finishing.
Known for applying industrial corrosion science to everyday vehicles, The Auto Saver System develops electronic rust-protection technology for automotive dealers and vehicle owners. Its patented AutoSaver Module plugs into a vehicle’s OBDII port and uses impressed current cathodic protection to slow corrosion without a hard-wired installation. The company says its approach has been independently tested for more than 25 years.
Now in its third generation, The Awning Mart has been custom fabricating and installing residential and commercial awnings in Central New York since 1969. The Cicero family business welds and builds its awnings on site, and also handles the cleaning and repair work that keeps them in service.
The Baillie Group is a cooperative group of hardwood producers supplying lumber and logs, with nearly 30 facilities that include sawmills, lumber-processing sites, and log yards. Its operations include producing and processing hardwood lumber for customer manufacturing needs, alongside supplying logs and value-added lumber products.
The Baillie Group is a cooperative family of hardwood producers whose facilities retain their own distinctive identities while working together to serve manufacturers. Since 2005, its Davenport, New York, operation—formerly Greene Lumber—has carried a reputation for hardwood production in the Upstate New York timber region. Together, the group supplies hardwood lumber to companies that depend on a consistent source tailored to their manufacturing needs.
Founded by fashion and lifestyle photographer Nigel Barker and spirits aficionado Philippe Roederer, The Barker Company makes ready-to-drink espresso and cappuccino martinis. Its recipes were developed over nearly two years, pairing Colombian espresso with distilled vodka and other carefully chosen ingredients for a bartender-style cocktail that needs only ice and a shaker. The brand’s cappuccino martini earned 95 points from Wine Enthusiast, while its espresso martini received 93 points.
The Battery Terminal Inc. is a locally owned battery specialist established in 1984. It sells new and reconditioned automotive, SLA/gel, marine, lawn and tractor, golf cart, industrial, ATV, and motorcycle batteries; recycles lead-acid batteries; and creates custom battery packs.
After six years of selling macarons at farmers’ markets across New York state, Scott Krevat opened The Bearded Baker in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill in 2021, where he makes handmade macarons and other baked treats. Krevat taught himself the pastry from scratch in 2015, drawing on the meticulous thinking of his chemistry studies at NYU, and still develops seasonal flavors alongside the bakery’s cookies, brownies and other sweets. The shop also prepares specialty treats for parties and events and ships its macarons nationwide.
Long Island’s custom lip bar, The Beauty Tailor guides guests through blending their own lipstick or lip gloss shade with help from color specialists. Each appointment turns makeup into a hands-on creative session, with personalized finishes and packaging, and the Carle Place studio also hosts lip-themed parties with a private karaoke room. Its custom products are 100% vegan, cruelty-free, gluten-free, and made with clean ingredients.
Named for the Catskills trout stream where owner Anthony J. Magardino learned to fly-fish, The Beaverkill Rod Company makes American-made graphite fly rods in New York. Magardino bought the Maryland-based company and moved it to New York, where its Legacy series ranges from slow, classic-action rods for small water to powerful models for larger fisheries. The company also hosts an annual fly-fishing outing for disabled veterans, including personalized rods for participants.