Abstract: This device includes anchoring mechanism being actuated by a rope and fitted to respective attachments being provided on the pram. The device has two portions namely being a first one (1) being provided at the lower end of the handle and having a cavity (5) in an angularly tiltable arrangement housing an action element (6) being fit to act on the anchoring mechanism (7), and a second portion (2) being solid with the carrycot seat (4) or carrycot and including the anchoring mechanism (7). The action element (6) is made up by an arcuate part one (6?) of whose ends is arranged in a pivoting arrangement at the angular end (5?) of the cavity (5), the arcuate part being at its other end (6?) linked to the pulling rope (8). The action element (6) is fit to act on the bent upper end (9) of a rod (10) pertaining to the anchoring mechanism (7).

Abstract: An infant seat with armrests for motorcars has an inclinable backrest. The infant seat is slidingly fitted onto a base and has a locking mechanism being apt to lock it in different points of its shiftinig travel on the base. The armrests are each made up by an independent member being linked in a pin-jointed connection to the respective side of the seat and devices for stabilizing them in different height positions. The base is arranged on the seat of the motorcar at its back side leaning against the backrest of the seat. The infant seat is apt to be shifted forwards, and its backrest leans with different inclinations on the backrest of the motorcar's seat.

Abstract: This infant chair comprises an independent seat (4) being related to a headrest (5) being fit to be positioned at different heights, the seat thus adopting different in-depth positions, the lifting of the headrest to a higher position bringing about a bigger depth for the seat's position. The seat is formed by an assembly of two plates (6 and 7) being transversally linked to each other in a pin-jointed connection, said assembly being linked in a pin-jointed connection to a lower support (9) being in its turn linked in a pin-jointed connection to a third plate (11), this latter being the one that is related to the headrest (5).

Abstract: This seat comprises a body (1) forming the actual seat (2) and the backrest (3) and being provided with safety straps (4) and (5) for the child, said straps being fitted to a crotch strip (7). This seat is characterized in that the straps (4) and (5) are fitted to a headrest (8) being fitted to the backrest (3) in a vertically shiftable arrangement and being integrally provided with a mechanism (9) from which a transmission element (10) extends which is linked to the lower end (7?) of the crotch strip (7), this latter being also fitted in a slidable arrangement, in such a way that the lifting and lowering motions of the headrest (8) bring about a joint increase or reduction of the space being afforded both by the straps (4) and (5) and the crotch strip (7). The headrest (8) comprises means (19) being provided for locking it in its different positions.

Abstract: This rolling assembly comprises a support having a double wheel fitted to it and is characterised in that the support (1) has a circular opening (3) into which a circular spindle (5, 6) being provided at one side of each wheel (7, 8) is inserted from each side, said spindles being thereupon fixedly attached to each other. A bearing being preferentially made up by a self-lubricating bushing is arranged on the periphery of the circular opening (3) of the support (1).

Abstract: This foldable chair comprises a frame forming the backrest and the forward prop and being articulately linked to a second frame forming the backward prop and to a plate forming the seat. A characterising feature lies in that the seat is linked in a pin-jointed connection and by means of a link to the second frame, said link having each of its respective ends linked in a pin-jointed connection to the respective one of two pieces being fixedly attached to the lower surface of the seat and to the lower surface of the cross member of the second frame, respectively, the seat coming to rest on this latter cross member.

Abstract: This seat comprises a body (1) forming the actual seat (2) and the backrest (3) and being provided with safety straps (4) and (5) for the child, said straps being fitted to a crotch strip (7). This seat is characterized in that the straps (4) and (5) are fitted to a headrest (8) being fitted to the backrest (3) in a vertically shiftable arrangement and being integrally provided with a mechanism (9) from which a transmission element (10) extends which is linked to the lower end (7?) of the crotch strip (7), this latter being also fitted in a slidable arrangement, in such a way that the lifting and lowering motions of the headrest (8) bring about a joint increase or reduction of the space being afforded both by the straps (4) and (5) and the crotch strip (7). The headrest (8) comprises means (19) being provided for locking it in its different positions.

Abstract: This foldable chassis for baby carriages comprises two rear wheels (1) and (2), a front rolling support (3), and a U-shaped handlebar (4) being at the end of each of its branches (5) and (6) fitted to a respective lateral member (7) and (8), each of said lateral members being at its upper end (9) linked in a pin-jointed connection to a respective armrest (10) and (11), each of said armrests being in its turn linked in a pin-jointed connection (12) to the respective branch of the handlebar.

Abstract: The headrest (2) is liftable, comprises wings (11) and (12) and is provided with passages (3) for the belting (C) of the motorcar's safety belt. The backrest (1) does also characteristically comprise passages (4) for the belting (C) of the motorcar's safety belt, these latter passages because of the fact of being positioned in a lower position as compared with those of the headrest (2) being provided to be used when the child is of a short size so that it can thus be properly held back by the safety belt. A characteristic feature also lies in the fact that the wings (11) and (12) are fitted in a linked connection to the sides of the headrest (2), this latter having a mechanism (13, 14, 15 and 18) linking them to each other and locking them thus selectively setting them at a given angle with respect to the headrest (2).

Abstract: A device for removably fitting carrycot seats and carrycots to baby carriages. Said carrycot seat or carrycot comprises a rigid, inverted-U handle, and the device is characterized in that each of the lower ends of this handle incorporates a mechanism for its direct anchoring in a respective attachment being laterally provided on the baby carriage, the handle having a control being apt to at the same time actuate the two anchoring mechanisms for simultaneously unlocking them. The control being provided to actuate said anchoring mechanisms comprises a rotatable cylinder having fixedly attached at each of two opposite points to its periphery a respective rope being connected to the respective anchoring mechanism, said cylinder and ropes being located in the hollow inside of the handle. The cylinder has an actuation appendage projecting through an opening being provided in the lower region of the central section of the handle.

Abstract: This pushchair for babies comprises two back wheels and a central front wheel being a castoring wheel, and is characterized in that a footrest is linked in a pin-jointed connection to the lower portion of the converging front legs, the castoring wheel being fitted to the front end of said footrest, this latter being provided with a device being apt to lock it in its position when in use and allowing to fold it. This footrest does also comprise a device allowing to lock and unlock the castoring support supporting the castoring wheel, this latter being provided with braking mechanism.

Abstract: This support is particularly designed for the front wheel of a three-wheeled pushchair and is characterized in that it is made up by an arm being laterally arranged with respect to the wheel, said arm being upperly elbowed above said wheel and having a mudguard solidly attached to the lower end of said elbowed portion. This lateral arm has an appendage to which the active portion of a disc brake is solidly attached, said active portion being apt to be actuated by a rope passing through the inside of said arm and emerging through a hole of said arm to thereupon engage said active portion of the brake. The lower end of the lateral arm comprises the control belonging to the means allowing to remove the wheel from the corresponding axle.

Abstract: The headrest (2) is liftable, comprises wings (11) and (12) and is provided with passages (3) for the belting (C) of the motorcar's safety belt. The backrest (1) does also characteristically comprise passages (4) for the belting (C) of the motorcar's safety belt, these latter passages because of the fact of being positioned in a lower position as compared with those of the headrest (2) being provided to be used when the child is of a short size so that it can thus be properly held back by the safety belt. A characteristic feature also lies in the fact that the wings (11) and (12) are fitted in a linked connection to the sides of the headrest (2), this latter having a mechanism (13, 14, 15 and 18) linking them to each other and locking them thus selectively setting them at a given angle with respect to the headrest (2).

Abstract: An infant seat with armrests for motorcars.

Abstract: A device for removably fitting carrycot seats and carrycots to baby carriages. Said carrycot seat or carrycot comprises a rigid, inverted-U handle, and the device is characterized in that each of the lower ends of this handle incorporates a mechanism for its direct anchoring in a respective attachment being laterally provided on the baby carriage, the handle having a control being apt to at the same time actuate the two anchoring mechanisms for simultaneously unlocking them.

Abstract: This pushchair for babies comprises two back wheels and a central front wheel being a castoring wheel, and is characterized in that a footrest is linked in a pin-jointed connection to the lower portion of the converging front legs, the castoring wheel being fitted to the front end of said footrest, this latter being provided with means being apt to lock it in its position when in use and allowing to fold it. This footrest does also comprise means allowing to lock and unlock the castoring support supporting the castoring wheel, this latter being provided with braking means.

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.