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Biltrite Baby or Doll Carraige

By t1tomasco, 5 September, 2017
Description

My father found this carriage and I am having trouble finding this particular model and its value.  I am leaning towards the idea that it is of little value due to the lack of popularity.  It looks like a simple design and has limited features however everythingis in good working order.  The only damage is a small hole in the foot area, part of the rubber missing on the handle and some bubbling of paint on the sides.

Category
General Antiques and Collectibles
Condition
Fair
For Sale?
No
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