Federal Releases 100th Anniversary Coffee Table Book

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posted on May 12, 2022
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As part of its 100-year anniversary celebration, Federal Ammunition announces the release of its hardcover book, Federal Ammunition: The First Hundred YearsThis 244-page hardcover book highlights Federal cartridge production and innovation over the past century.

“It’s impossible to tell every tale in our history, but what we have captured in this book highlights Federal’s journey over the last 10 decades,” said Jason Vanderbrink, Federal Ammunition president. “From our humble beginning, the single most essential element of our overall success has been Federal’s longstanding commitment to building a superior product. We are proud of our accomplishments and are excited to share our history in this wonderful collection of stories.”

Organized by decade, the book highlights Federal’s achievements over each 10-year span. Each chapter is packed with historical photos, images of vintage packaging and marketing materials, plus unique company images and support stories. The hardcover book is 11-inches by 8.5-inches in size, and contains 244 pages. Only 5,000 copies were printed of this limited-edition book, which features an original painting of the 1923 factory as cover art.

“Our story of perseverance, imagination, and innovation has been shaped by many business leaders before us,” said Vanderbrink. “Throughout Federal’s existence, we’ve shared this incredible ride with a supportive Anoka community, and our stories of growth and success are forever linked. Federal has been, and will always be, a service leader. It is an honor for me to be part of this company and an outstanding American manufacturing story as we celebrate and shape the next century.”

For more information on this book, or any other Federal Products, visit federalpremium.comMSRP: $59.99

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