A popular British baby pram of the 1920s.
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"1922::The Gas-Powered Baby Pram"
Photo Clip: Victoria Daily Times (1922)
Victoria, British Columbia
In 1922, the Gas-Powered Baby Pram by Dunkley's Limited of London, England, was the pram of choice for many new and expecting parents. It was propelled by a small gas engine fastened to an under-wheel at the rear of the pram. It was easy to navigate and could travel a little over 6 kilometres per hour without vibration to the buggy. The same wheeled extension also provided a foot-stand for the child's nurse to travel in tow.
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