The Pram Museum has a single-seat sulky, and a fair amount of documentation about sulkies in general, but nothing describing this sweet little vehicle, a two-baby transporter:
(Normally we obscure the faces of little ones on this blog, but it’s safe to say that the identity of these two cuties is not likely to be compromised by publishing this photo. I suspect they are at least seventy years old now, and not readily identified by peering at this photo.)
The wooden armrests are a nice touch, and there may be some minimal padding along the seat backs (a nicety that our sulky lacks) . The tires look as if they came off a classic tricycle, and it looks as if there are four of them — which makes one wonder: Why is this a sulky, and pulled, instead of a stroller, and pushed?
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