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mrsbrownTonight I found another baby walker picture. This makes 4.
They look like they're used similarly to the way a block trolley would be used for a nearly walking child, rather than the way a modern babywalker would be used.
1. Here's the one I found tonight:
Here are the others too:
2. The hours of Catherine of Cleves (M.917, p.149) in my little book of the Pierpont Morgan Library, p.50,
3. There's another here (click on the picture to go to the page with more info)
3.The last one is from a book called "Medieval Panorama" edited by Robert Bartlett. I took the photo with a mobile phone and, from the bibliography page I also snapped, it looks like it's another picture from Bibliotheque Nationale
They look like they're used similarly to the way a block trolley would be used for a nearly walking child, rather than the way a modern babywalker would be used.
1. Here's the one I found tonight:
Here are the others too:
2. The hours of Catherine of Cleves (M.917, p.149) in my little book of the Pierpont Morgan Library, p.50,
3. There's another here (click on the picture to go to the page with more info)
3.The last one is from a book called "Medieval Panorama" edited by Robert Bartlett. I took the photo with a mobile phone and, from the bibliography page I also snapped, it looks like it's another picture from Bibliotheque Nationale
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Date: 2007-02-06 07:44 pm (UTC)Just admiring your collection of "baby walker" images. I like the strap/cloth harnessed under the baby's arms to help them toddle...