Vintage pop-up trailer identification

[George T.]

Greetings from Colorado!

Long story short. I sold a vintage Chambers range, delivered it up into the mountains and ended up making a deal for a trailer that I didn't know existed. " It followed me home, can I keep it?!" type scenario. Not that I need it....

I am attempting to identify the make, year and model of this pop-up trailer. To date, I have not had any luck. I contacted Grant Whipp and he commented "that there are several elements/features that appear very Higgins-esque …! "

Any assistance would be gratefully appreciated!

Thanks! George T.

[robfisher]

Sorry for the delay my friend. I haven't logged in for a week or so. I didn't get the message till I logged in today. That's a cool trailer. One I've never seen before. I notice that it has a tongue jack that I have researched before. It was patented in 1947-8 ifI remembercorrectly. Was not around that long. They seemed to disappear in the early 50's. So I'm guessing it was built between 47 and maybe 53.

How have you been?

Rob