Miscellany



This page contains links and references to Moxie-related websites, Facebook pages, and books about Moxie. The list will be expanded as more references of interest to NEMC members are found. Websites: www.drinkmoxie.com Coca-Cola's Official Moxie website www.drinkmoxie.us Site run by NEMC member Ira Seskin www.matthewsmuseum.org Matthews Museum site which contains a "Moxie Store" www.drinkmodox.com Check out the competition! www.moxiefestival.com Info about Lisbon Fall's annual bash Facebook groups/pages: www.facebook.com/groups/204758871402141 Moxie Congress: a closed group for NEMC members only. www.facebook.com/groups/moxiecongress Moxie Fans: an open group for anyone interested in Moxie www.facebook.com/DrinkOfficialMoxie Official Moxie: a company run public page www.facebook.com/Roofer-Jims-Moxie-Page-492038677506056 Roofer Jim's Moxie Page: run by NEMC member Jim Bennette...many great pix!
Books about Moxie

		"Moxie" is an "Images of America" book published by Arcadia, co-authored by NEMC members Dennis Sasseville (center below) and Merrill Lewis (left). Dennis' wife Kathy is to the right.

		This book pictorially chronicles the rich 135+ year history of America's oldest bottled soft drink from its beginnings as a "nerve food" elixir in the patent medicine era through brilliant marketing heydays at "Moxieland" in the 1920s and 1930s, the WWII years, the Ted Williams and Mad Magazine days, and up to the present as the Coca-Cola company has acquired this iconic brand. Softcover, 128 pages, IBSN-13978-1-4671-1656-5. List price $21.99.Order on-line from the Moxie (Matthews) Museum's Moxie Shop.

A "Compendium of all things Moxie" with an emphasis on the unique history of Maine's official soft drink, including its strong connection to Jim's hometown, Lisbon Falls. Published by Downeast Books. Hardcover and softcover editions available. 76 pages. ISBN 978-160893043-2.	A chronological look at Moxie's unique and somewhat divergent evolution from a "Nerve Food" to the "distinctively different" mahogany ambrosia of today, by NEMC's historian and erstwhile Moxie Boy. Limited edition, now OOP. Published by Bench Press. Soft cover, 36 pages. No ISBN	The first Moxie book by the late Frank Potter (1981). 147 pages, soft cover, OOP. Covers many interesting aspects and vignettes of the Moxie legacy over the years. ISBN 0-89865-164-6.

Potter's second Moxie book (1987). 303 pages, hard cover, OOP. One of the two most authoritative references about Moxie, especially in the area of collectibles. ISBN 0-89145-348-2.	The other most authoritative reference book about Moxie (1985).760 pages, soft cover, OOP. A comprehensive history of the Moxie Company and its people. Note: there is no "Volume II". ISBN 0-911572-43-0.	A valiant attempt by the late Joe Vail (Adelard Veilleux) to add to and to fill in informational gaps from previous (Potter and Bower) publications (2003). 223 pages, soft cover, OOP. Includes updated collectable pricing guide, MoxieFest and NEMC stories. Associated CD. ISBN 1-4107-3649-0.