The absolute icon of the era was the Silver Cross pram—often in navy, green, or black with chrome fittings. They were seen as the "Rolls-Royce" of prams, built to last and passed down through families. Other popular makes included Marmet, Allwin, or Freeway models, which were a bit more streamlined by the '60s but still retained that traditional look.Leaving babies outside in the pram for "fresh air" in all weathers—even parked outside shops with the hood up against rain or wind. It was standard

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13K views · 12 reactions | It’s Fold Friday!  Today we’re putting the Silver Cross Nia up against the Silver Cross Clic 2 - who takes the crown?  Tell us which one you’d choose in the comments!  #Silvr#FoldFriday #SilverCrossNia #SilverCrossClic #PramWars #NewbieAndMe | Newbie and Me Baby Store | Facebook