Carriage for the conveyance of goods in bulk, chiefly intended for supermarkets and the like

Claim 1

A CARRIAGE FOR CONVEYING GOODS IN BULK, CHIEFLY IN SUPERMARKETS, COMPRISING A WHEELED BODY, TWO REARWARDLY SLOPING UPRIGHTS SECURED TO THE BODY SYMMETRICALLY OF THE AXIS OF SAID BODY, AN UPWARDLY FLARING BASKET HAVING A HORIZONTAL CROSS-SECTION OF A RECTANGULAR SHAPE AND A LONGITUDINAL VERTICAL CROSS-SECTION IN THE SHAPE OF A TRAPEZOID, SAID BASKET HAVING A NORMALLY VERTICAL REAR END AND AN UPWARDLY SLOPING FORWARD END, PIVOTS, CONNNECTING POINTS OF THE BASKET NEAR THE UPPER LONGER BASE OF SAID TRAPEZOID WITH THE UPPER ENDS OF THE UPRIGHTS AND ROUND WHICH SAID BASKET IS ADAPTED TO BE ANGULARLY SHIFTED BETWEEN A SUBSTANTIALLY HORIZONTAL POSITION AND A DOWNWARDLY DIRECTED COLLAPSED POSITION, AND A YOKE-SHAPED HANDLE CONTROLLING THE CARRIAGE AND INCLUDING TWO ARMS PIVOTALLY SECURED TO THE CORRESPONDING ENDS OF THE FRONT TRANSVERSE UPPER EDGE OF THE BASKET AND EXTENDING AS A GUARD OUTSIDE THE CORRESPONDING LONGITUDINAL SIDES OF THE BASKET AND A REAR SECTION INTERCONNECTING ARMS CLEARLY TO THE REAR OF THE BASKET AND ADAPTED TO BE OPERATED BY THE USER.