We found this (but didn’t buy it) at the monthly flea market in Blois which is held every second Sunday of the month.
Nous l’avons trouvé (sans l’acheter) à la foire à la brocante mensuelle de Blois qui a lieu le deuxième dimanche du mois.
We found this (but didn’t buy it) at the monthly flea market in Blois which is held every second Sunday of the month.
Nous l’avons trouvé (sans l’acheter) à la foire à la brocante mensuelle de Blois qui a lieu le deuxième dimanche du mois.
5 replies on “The Pusher-Puller – La poussette-tirette”
It looks like it has seen a lot of use.
Errr…any idea what it’s for? It doesn’t look homemade. Was it child sized? It’s got quite hefty wheels if it’s just a stroller type thing for a child, and the whole thing must weigh a bit. Also you couldn’t safely put a small child in it, and why would you put a larger child in it — they’ve got legs and can walk.
@William – the leather (or whatever) doesn’t look too bad.
@Susan – No, I don’t think it’s home-made – it seems to have a manufacturer’s plate; It might have been a disabled child, but I am always surprised at how old some children in push chairs are!
That looks like its best days are behind it.
Perhaps it connected to a matching tractor and carried one of the family to market- and back.