Abstract: A portable baby seat is provided having a front member, a back member and a seat. The seat is hingedly coupled at its back edge in to an interior bottom surface of the front member. The seat is also coupled to a front region of the back member by a link which is hingedly coupled to the seat and extends therefrom. The link is secured to a point located on the front region of the back member, the point being eccentrically arranged with respect to the hinge axis of the hinged connection between the front and back members of the baby seat. The hinged connection between the front and back members of the baby seat is provided with a bolt to limit its swinging arc in order to thus protect the baby against an excessive approach between seat and back member.

Abstract: A foldable stroller for babies including a chassis having side frames which are foldable around a hinged middle portion. Each side frames includes a handle-bar arm linked in a hinged connection to the front leg. A bushing is slidingly arranged on a lower portion of the handle-bar arm and includes a cap removably engaging with an upper end of the front leg. A bracket is fastened to the upper end of the front leg and the handle-bar arm is linked in a hinged connection to a lower portion of the bracket. The bushing is spring-loaded towards its engaging position and connected with a control element provided at the upper portion of the handlebar arm and which enables the bushing to be disengaged from the bracket. The bushing may alternatively include at its lower opening, a recess for removably engaging a projection on the bracket.

Abstract: A baby buggy seat including a seat member, a back rest member hingedly coupled to a rear edge of the seat member, a pair of opposed ear flaps coupled to the back rest member, a head rest member coupled to a rear edge of the back rest member, a pair of opposed side arm rests coupled to the seat member, a leg rest coupled to a front edge of the seat member, a substantially U-shaped front handrail coupled to the side arm rests, and a substantially U-shaped handle hingedly coupled to the side arm rests and extendable over the seat member for transporting the seat manually.

Abstract: Comprises a frame (1) with the legs (7) of the handlebar slideable on the front feet (6) and from which legs (7) is actuated the device for locking and unlocking the folding, the lower ends of the legs (7) of the handlebar being connected to the rear feet (10) by means of two hingedly (15) crossed arms (13 and 14). The upper ends of the front feet (6) each include a guiding strap (12) to which are hingedly connected respective vertical arms (11) which connect said feet (6) to the rear feet (10). The frame (1) bears a seat (2), a back (3) hingedly (4) connected to same, an armrest (19), and a front handrail (40). The pushchair is characterized in that the seat (2) is hingedly (18) connected at the rear, by its sides (5), to the vertical arms (11), at a middle portion, to each of the armrests (19), by means of a tie rod (20), and, at its front end, through further respective tie rods (21), to the front end (16) of the legs (7) of the handlebar.

Abstract: A collapsible baby carriage includes a foldable frame including a cradle seat defined by a pair of seat support arms each having one end pivotally connected to a lower end of a guide bracket with a guide bracket having an upper end connected to a pivot member allowing the front legs of the carriage to be folded intermediate their ends a pair of vertical arms are provided each having one end connected to a respective leg of a second pair of legs and an opposite end connected to a leg of the first pair between said pivot member and a second end of a leg of the first pair; the frame includes a pair of rods each having one end rotatably connected to one of the vertical arms intermediate the ends thereof on one side of the frame and a second end pivotally connected to a respective one of the seat support arms intermediate the ends thereof.

Abstract: A locking and unlocking device is provided for the U-shaped handle bar of a baby carriage which slides between folded and unfolded positions on front legs of the carriage. The handlebar has spring hooks which engage pins in the respective legs in the unfolded position and the device includes a manually rotatable disc in the central section of the handlebar connected to the hooks by cables for releasing the hooks from the pins. A manually releasable dog is provided for locking the disc against rotation.

Abstract: A collapsible baby carriage includes a foldable frame including a cradle seat defined by a pair of seat support arms each having one end pivotally connected to a lower end of a guide bracket with a guide bracket having an upper end connected to a pivot member allowing the front legs of the carriage to be folded intermediate their ends; a pair of vertical arms are provided each having one end connected to a respective leg of a second pair of legs and an opposite end connected to a leg of the first pair between said pivot member and a second end of a leg of the first pair; the frame includes a pair of rods each having one end rotatably connected to one of the vertical arms intermediate the ends thereof on one side of the frame and a second end pivotally connected to a respective one of the seat support arms intermediate the ends thereof.

Abstract: A collapsible stroller of the type that has a pair of spaced front legs, and a pair of spaced rear legs, with the front legs each having the upper handle-bar branch pivotally connected thereto, with the upper handle-bar branch also connected to a rear leg. A pair of armrests are provided, with each armrest having one end pivotally connected to an associated upper handlebar branch between the location where the upper handlebar branch is connected to the front legs and where it is connected to the rear legs. An opposite end of each armrest is pivotally connected to a rigid rod which is directly pivotally connected to one of the front legs. In this way, the armrest will be collapsed only when the stroller is also collapsed.

Abstract: The disclosure embraces a collapsible stroller having a bottom cross frame and a back cross frame which are pivotably interconnected each to separate wheel support struts. Seat support arms are pivotably connected between the rear wheel support struts and the front wheel support struts and a back rest support frame is pivotably connected at one end to the seat portion support arms but adjustably connected to the rear wheel support struts so that the angle of inclination of the back rest can be adjusted.

Abstract: A foldable stroller for children is disclosed having a back formed by several longitudinal rigid and padded portions which are articulated together by means of folds. Two supporting divider portions which articulatedly connect the back supports with the frame, permit two degrees of inclination for the back. The stroller is strengthened by the employment of front and rear, articulated crossed rods. The folding control of the stroller is effected by a pair of cross pieces split into two articulated sections and a common control bar. The cross pieces are placed between the side supports of the back. When unfolded, the cross pieces support the back. The control bar, when raised, operates to fold the stroller.

Abstract: A collapsible carriage frame has a front leg pivoted intermediate its ends to a tie bar which is also pivoted to one end of a side member which supports a basket-bassinet. The other end of the side-member is pivoted to a rear leg of the frame. Both the front and rear legs are pivoted to a handlebar which upon rotation relative to the front leg will fold the frame and position all the members of the frame so they are approximately parallel to one another.