HELP NEEDED identifying silver cross pram

[walterrosenwald]

I have recently got two vintage silver cross prams. I'm unsure as to the age or the model. Any help would be much appreciated (:

[walterrosenwald]

I'm currently unsure as how to attach the photos of them to this post

[Papplewapplewoo]

Hi you can attach photos by clicking on the paperclip
Good luck

[walterrosenwald]

Here are the photos

[lapetitesiren]

The second one looks like one from about 1962

[UsernameTaken2]

The first pic look like a 'super burley'

[UsernameTaken2]

And from its ornate-ness I've found that the second pic is a 1950's dolls pram.
In the 60s and 70s the prams had more simplicity and clean lines and chrome effects were introduced

[Daddyrichardson]

My Wife bought an antique Silver Cross Stroller and I need help identifying model and year.

[UsernameTaken2]

If you're on Facebook there's quite a few vintage pram sites that could help you identify your pushchair

[Hinder]

Hi
It is a standard Burley. Standard had a tubular chasis; Super has a single metal forged/bent chasis

[Hinder]

Earlier prams have, as rule of thumb, a deeper chasis ie bit where baby lies down is deeper the older the model.
Newer models have shallower chasis. 😁

[TigerTyping]

Hi, could anyone tell me the model name of my grey corduroy part coach built Silver Cross pram, that was bought in 1981.
kind regards, Jeanette

[raspberry2015]

Hi this is a great resource for anyone looking to identify their pram.... nearly every pram they ever did including Wilson's. Catalogue images. shop.prams.uk.com/finder/index.php

[raspberry2015]

The second picture will be a mid to late 40s or early 50s - if you think Silver Cross then it should be a Wilson pram back then (formerly known as.)
Other old brands were London Baby Coach (LBC) prams and Millsons.