‘Star Rider’ Child’s Car Safety Seat

Made:
circa 1965 in England
maker:
Britax
‘Star Rider’ Child’s Car Safety Seat

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‘Star Rider’ child’s car safety seat, one of the first commercially produced models in the world, by Britax, England, c.1965.

Details

Category:
Public Health & Hygiene
Object Number:
2005-81
Measurements:
overall: 605 mm x 400 mm x 265 mm,
overall (boxed): 605 mm x 400 mm x 265 mm,
type:
child's car seat
credit:
TRL (Transport Research Laboratory)

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