American Safety Equipment Corporation

John N Broughton

Cyril Henderson

A child safety seat for use in vehicles is provided with a safety harness mounted to the seat with releasable buckling parts positioned and maintained in a buckle-receiving cavity formed in the child safety seat base beneath the portion thereof a child passenger is seated upon to place and maintain such buckling parts in a generally inaccessible location relative to a child seated in the child safety seat. The buckle-receiving cavity is formed integrally of a pedestal-type base with a forwardly opening aperture having a guide fitting for guiding a crotch strap to the cavity and maintaining one of the buckling parts thereunder and a rear webbing slot for introduction of a strap associated with harness shoulder straps which is connected to a mating buckling part also positioned and maintained within the cavity.

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Northridge, CA, United States of America

John N Broughton