ice wagon
ice-wagon

The ice wagon drove off and the servants returned to work.

Children would go on the ice wagon and take chips of fallen ice as treats during the summer.

Around 1920, he and a friend had hitched a ride on the back of a horse-drawn ice wagon.

That's why Anna May had put her in the front yard, so she wouldn't see the ice wagon.

"My Vera told me that Mudd's ice wagon was parked in front of her house today for nearly a half hour."

He'd pulled the ice wagon to a stop by the front door.

Old Jezzi stood there hitched to the ice wagon; sturdy and dependable, just like yesterday or the day before.

The horses who pulled his ice wagon were named Jimmy and Frank.

Down on Beacon Street, the bell of an ice wagon clanged.

Networks of ice wagons were typically used to distribute the product to the final domestic and smaller commercial customers.