c. 1930s Moxie Soda Lapboard sandblasting This piece comes from the

This piece comes from the turn of the century

It is likely model number 95215 although we are not certain

Swinging drawers (x6): 4

JM - 102622 - 105228

JM - 082322 - 104872

c. 1930s Moxie Soda Lapboard sandblasting This piece comes from theAntique fiberboard advertisement for Moxie soda. These were made by Moxie and given to railroads in the 1930s for free advertising, but also as a public service. Passengers on trains who were facing each other were given these to place on their laps to form a table between them for food, drinks, or games. They featured the iconic Moxie Man or Moxie Druggist (phamacist) who became the icon of the brand in 1906 in order to further their claims of being