Pushchair Collection (page 2)

A lucky child (colour litho)
2778500 A lucky child (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A lucky boy. A lion, who escaped from a circus in the English town of Braintree)

Pedigree Prams and Folders (colour litho)
3640004 Pedigree Prams and Folders (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cover illustration for brochure for Pedigree Prams and Folders, Lines Bros Ltd)

Using Red Dye (chromolitho)
733188 Using Red Dye (chromolitho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Using Red Dye.); Look and Learn / Barbara Loe Collection

Pedigree Prams and Folders (colour photo)
3640009 Pedigree Prams and Folders (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for brochure for Pedigree Prams and Folders, Lines Bros Ltd)

Pedigree Prams and Folders (colour photo)
3640019 Pedigree Prams and Folders (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for brochure for Pedigree Prams and Folders, Lines Bros Ltd)

Watching a Punch and Judy Show, Christmas Card (chromolitho)
730771 Watching a Punch and Judy Show, Christmas Card (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Watching a Punch and Judy Show)

Queen Elizabeth II opens new laboratories and research premises at the Royal Veterinary College Field Station in Potters Bar, Middlesex. 20th April 1959

A woman and child walking in Butetown, Cardiff. 5th May 1961

American film star Dustin Hoffman and his wife Lisa with their children Jake, aged 3, Rebecca, aged 1, and baby Max leaving Heathrow Airport for New York on Concorde. 9th January 1985

Summer Weather Scenes, August 1976

Julie Andrews at London Airport with her daughter Emma. They are flying to California where Julie is starring in the film The Americanisation of Emily. 24th October 1963

Penny for the guy on a South Wales street 29th October 1996

Out shopping in a Bury street is Elsie Tanner (Pat Phoenix) during the shooting of a new episode of Coronation Street. 17th January 1966

A woman and child enjoying Hyde Park in the now, London. Circa 1953

With her face painted this youngster toddled round in her pushchair during the Great Toddle for Children in Need at Preston Park, Eaglescliffe. 29th September 1996

Middlesbroughs Jan Aage Fjortoft at Teesside Airport with his wife Marianna and son Marcus. Circa 1995

A new moving pavement in Leeds, West Yorkshire. 24th March 1964

Mrs J Evans in a pensive mood in the green grocery section of the newly opened supermarket in North Finchley seen here with her 18th month old daughter Claire. 9th April 1958

Road Safety - Lollipop Men / Woman - A lollipop ladies sees children
Road Safety - Lollipop Men/Woman - A lollipop ladies sees children and mothers safely across a busy road in Cardiff - circa 1960s -

A sleeping child at the Durham Miners Gala in July 1962

Curious children in 1961

Children playing, Bromlee housing estate Ashington. September 1969

Brothers Barry and Maurice Gibbn of the Bee Gees pop group meet up with neighbours they haven t seen for 23 years during a vist to their old neighbourhood. 29th November 1981

England, Dorset, Bournemouth Beach and Pier

A mother pushes her child in a pram, Krakow, Poland
A mother walks her child in a pram though a flock of ducks in a park in Krakow, Poland. She wears a long winter overcoat and a fur hat. The ground is snow-covered and frozen Date: 1988

Man leaning against pushchair on the beach, c1950. Creator: Shirley Markham
Man leaning against pushchair on the beach, c1950. Shirley Markham (1931-1999) studied Graphic Design and Illustration at Central School of Art in London from 1950-1952

Woman and children in a pushchair, 1937. From Verve - Vol.1, No. 1, December 1937. [Verve, France, 1937]

Advert for Marmet prams 1937
Trade catalogue for Army and Navy Stores for an advert prams. 1937

North side of the harbour, Mevagissey, Cornwall. Early 1900s
View looking back towards the inner harbour from the outer harbour wall. Photographer: Unknown

People in Highgate Woods, North London. Date: circa 1900s

Custom House Hill, Fowey, Cornwall. Early 1900s
A view up Custom House Hill with a women pushing a pushchair and a stationary horse and cart. Photographer: Unknown

Two women and three children, USA
Two women and three children, including a toddler in a pushchair, North America, all wearing their Sunday best. Date: circa 1910

Three generations of a family -- grandmother, daughter-in-law and granddaughter. Date: 1968

Advert for Hitchings Baby Store 1896
The San Remo baby-car adapted for use as a reclining car for young babies or a mail car for an older child. 1896

Susi - with babys pushchair and milk bottle. 1950s

Little girl withy pushchair outside shop. Date: early 1960s

Little girl with pushchair on stairs interior. Date: early 1960s

Three children with patriotic pushchair, USA
Three children with a patriotic stars and stripes pushchair, taking part in a baby parade in the USA -- a total of 650 children were at the show. Date: circa 1900

Susi - with kitten and milk bottle. 1950s

Children playing doctors and nurses, Balham, SW London
Four children playing doctors and nurses on a Balham street, SW London. Date: circa 1961

Thatched cottage near Dunster, Somerset
A pretty thatched cottage near Dunster, Somerset, with a woman and two children walking by. Date: circa 1950s

Nannies with children in pushchairs
Two nannies with four children in pushchairs

Child in a pushchair
A child in a pushchair, looking up at the camera

Advert for Hitchings Company prams 1937
The superlative baby coach, as days gone by the Hitchings stands unchallenged as the premier superlative baby coach, used by British and Foreign Royalty, Nobility and Gentry know what is right

Advert for Gamages baby carriage 1930
Gamages recommend this fine model. It combines lightness of balance with artistic effect, and is a well established favourite. 1930

Trade catalogue for prams 1911
Trade catalogue for Harrords department store, showing prams with ball-bearing wheels and one suitable for twins. 1911

Watching a Brass Band
An audience in a London park enjoy the music of a brass band playing on a bandstand. late 1930s

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"Exploring the Evolution of Pushchairs: From Victorian Adverts to Modern Prams" Step back in time and witness the joyous scenes of children strolling through Varna Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, with their trusty pushchairs. These little ones are accompanied by dolls and prams, reminiscent of the girls in Balham, SW London. Travel even further into history as you turn a page filled with captivating Victorian adverts from 1890 showcasing an array of stylish pushchairs. Imagine stepping into Mols Coffee House at Keetch Gallery in Exeter, Devon, where conversations about these innovative contraptions surely sparked curiosity. Eileen & Fred's secondhand shop in Eccles, Manchester holds treasures that tell stories of generations past. Amongst their collection lies a vintage Cotswold village painting from 1917 featuring mothers pushing their babies' carriages along quaint streets. Intriguingly titled "Bum scratch - children, " this peculiar hint hints at the mischievous moments shared by kids while seated comfortably in their beloved pushchairs. A glimpse into childhood memories frozen on canvas can be found within an oil painting depicting three children enjoying a park outing circa 1750. Delve deeper into history as we uncover how pushchair propaganda played a role during The Ljubljana Trade Show. Colour lithographs circulated throughout the city aimed to promote these essential baby accessories for families everywhere. For those seeking simplicity amidst nature's beauty, Switzerland offers glimpses of "The Simple Life. " A primitive perambulator captured in black and white photography transports us to simpler times when life revolved around peaceful walks with our little ones. From humble beginnings to modern marvels like Marmet prams advertised enticingly in 1937; pushchairs have evolved alongside society itself.