(MONEY Magazine) – For many Americans, unless something is made in the U.K. or fabrique en France it is just not up to snuff. Yet, as the following list of high-quality products demonstrates, we can glory in much of what is produced under Old Glory. All of these widely available U.S.-made goods -- both brand name and generic -- are clearly superior to their overseas competitors, overwhelmingly dominate their markets or are so outstanding or novel that they have no well- known international counterpart. In short, here are 99 that can stand tall.

Ford full-size pickups Sunbeam model 20030 toaster Oil of Olay Screwpull brand corkscrew Coca-Cola Campbell's condensed tomato soup Dr. Scholl's footcare products Scotch videotape Wm. S. Haynes flutes Jelly Belly jelly beans Maine lobsters American Express Card Electrolux vacuum cleaners Heinz ketchup Jacuzzi whirlpool baths Lutron light dimmers Wrigley's chewing gum Maytag washing machines Whirlpool clothes dryers Jarvik-7 artificial heart 3M Post-it note pads Thermos brand vacuum bottles Polaroid Spectra instant camera Converse All-Star basketball shoes Lotus 1-2-3 computer software Kodachrome film Coleman lanterns Levi's 501 jeans Mrs. Fields cookies Cowboy boots Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids Kellogg's corn flakes Black & Decker Dustbuster Plus Jell-O gelatin Carrier central air conditioners Disposable diapers L.L. Bean Maine Hunting Shoes Toilet paper Barnum's animal crackers Marvin windows Johnson's Baby Powder Vicks VapoRub Welch's grape juice Bausch & Lomb soft contact lenses Ball mason jars Shakespeare Ugly Stik fishing rod Seamaster fly-fishing reel Mini-Mag Lite flashlights Precor USA 615e rowing machine Gerber Balance Plus kitchen knives Remington Micro Screen shavers Kleenex facial tissue Apple Macintosh computers Vermont Castings wood stoves General Electric Miser light bulbs Orange juice Audio Research SP11 preamplifier KitchenAid dishwashers Kloss projection televisions Quick Quaker Oats oatmeal M&M's Noesting Gem paper clips Oshkosh B'Gosh children's overalls Infinity loudspeakers Caterpillar D11N tractor Combat ant and roach traps Faber-Castell No. 2 pencil Flexible Flyer sled Louisville Slugger baseball bats Kodak Ultralife lithium nine-volt battery Crane stationery WD-40 household lubricant Olympia, Wash. oysters Brunswick bowling balls Cotton bath towels CorningWare Capezio ballet slippers Hellmann's/Best Foods mayonnaise Scotch Magic tape Ping Eye 2 golf irons Teledyne Water Pik Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil Xerox 1090 copier Cigarette speedboats Crayola crayons Barracuda swim goggles Tabasco brand pepper sauce Airstream Travel Trailers Sears Craftsman hand tools Corian bathroom and kitchen sinks Sirloin steaks Brooks Brothers classic oxford shirt Hartz parakeet seed Plax anti-plaque mouthwash Sub-Zero refrigerators Boudin sourdough bread Visine eye drops Weber Genesis II gas barbecue Escort Passport radar detector

BOX: Test your international IQ

If you rely only on brand names to tell you where products come from, you are likely to be misled. Haagen-Dazs ice cream isn't hand-churned by red-cheeked Laplanders but is manufactured by Pillsbury in Woodbridge, N.J. Test your product IQ by matching the items below with their places of manufacture. In every case, the country where an item is made is also where the manufacturer has its headquarters. Answers are at the bottom.

1. Lois jeans Connecticut 2. Grey Poupon mustard Korea 3. Tic Tac breath mints Spain 4. Brother typewriters New York 5. Ghurka Express handbags Italy 6. Leading Edge computers England 7. Apollinaris mineral water Mississippi 8. Waterman pens Japan 9. Chico-San rice cakes Switzerland 10. Kron chocolates Korea 11. Swatch watches California 12. Filofax organizer Japan 13. Gottex swimwear France 14. Zact toothpaste West Germany 15. Goldstar VCRs Israel

Answers: 1-Spain, 2-California, 3-Italy, 4-Japan, 5-Connecticut, 6-Korea, 7- West Germany, 8-France, 9-Mississippi, 10-New York, 11-Switzerland, 12- England, 13-Israel, 14-Japan, 15-Korea.