A Scarce ‘Chummy Dream’ Collapsible Stroller by Sakai of Japan c.1969 sub-Religion & Relics James and Patrick Clark began

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A Scarce ‘Chummy Dream’ Collapsible Stroller by Sakai of Japan c.1969 sub-Religion & Relics James and Patrick Clark beganOrigin: JapanesePeriod: Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1969 Compact: 17. 5 w x 17. 5 h x 6. 75 dAssembled: 61 w x 34 h x 17 dThe ingenious folding or collapsible infants stroller, marked to the rear Chummy Dream Stroller Sakai, the cream, blue and red plastic body with foam filled vinyl seat, four rubber wheels by Bridgstone and rear storage flap, collapsing into suitcase form and surviving from mid century Japan. The stroller is in good overall