la Mode the pin tumbler lock the plank road the potato chip powdered milk the punched card and the keypunch the roll of film the Shock absorber the Shot Clock, first used in basketball by the National Basketball Association's Syracuse Nationals Standard time zones for American railroads the talking movie the time recording clock and the time card Unguentine, introduced In 1893 to the medical profession by Norwich Pharmaceuticals as the first antiseptic surgical dressing. the gasoline pump shut-off valve Products and manufacturers The Adirondack baseball bat, made in Dolgeville, New York, of local white ash, originally by the McLaughlin-Millard Company McLaughlin-Millard was bought by the Rawlings company in 1975. The bats, now labeled Rawlings Adirondack, are used by about one-third of major leaguers. Bicycles, built in Syracuse by the E. C. Stearns Bicycle Agency. For a period in the 1890s, Stearns was the largest manufacturer of bicycles in the world. Buffalo Forge Company, manufacturers of forges, drills, fans and other machinery Arrow shirts Carrier Corporation Cool Whip, manufactured in Avon The Crescent Wrench, originally the brand name for the product of the Crescent Tool Company of Jamestown.The term crescent wrench has become a generic term in North America for any adjustable wrench. R. E. Dietz Company Endicott Johnson Corporation Fisher-Price Toys IBM Kittinger Company, maker of colonial reproduction furniture Locomotives, built in Schenectady by the American Locomotive Company Mohawk Industries Nickelodeon, the first children's television channel, was introduced in Buffalo under the name "Pinwheel" in 1977. After going nationwide, it later moved to Florida and then to California. Rosendale cement Sailplanes, made by Schweizer Aircraft in Horseheads Salt, made from brine in Syracuse and mined in Western New York Shock absorbers, manufactured by Houdaille Industries Shredded Wheat was invented by Henry Perky of Denver, Colorado. He and William Henry Ford of Watertown, working in Watertown, invented and patented the first machinery for the production of Shredded Wheat. In 1901, drawn by inexpensive electrical power for baking, Perky built a new plant at Niagara Falls. A representation of the factory appeared on the Shredded Wheat boxes for decades. Smith Corona Trico, windshield wiper M. Wile & Co., manufacturer of men's suits The Wurlitzer organ and jukebox, made in North Tonawanda References New York (state)-related lists Upstate New York