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Richard as a Baby: 1945
My husband as a baby in 1945 - check out the stroller! In his backyard in Highland Park, CA.
That's a Shuler
That's a Shuler Streamliner walker/stroller, patented in 1944-46 and far harder to find than a Taylor Tot. it has a trunk in the back. I bought one last week for $75! They were also made in Cleveland. I am having a lot of trouble finding out about the history except their building was new in around 1944; I have no idea how long they were made.
Taylor-Tot stroller
I am about the same age as your husband and I had a stroller almost exactly like that. They were made by the Taylor Tot company.
In the photo below from 1945 it shows what looks to be a very similar stroller. I was about one year old at the time.
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