Parts Info for a 1960s Crib

Edison Wood Products "Little Folks" cribs from the 1960s can be difficult to research because many of the original parts and manuals are no longer in circulation. Names like post brackets, springs, and connecting hardware were often specific to each model, and exact matches are rarely available today.

If you are trying to identify the parts and pieces you have, these pages may help with part names and comparisons across older crib styles: baby crib parts identification guide, crib parts identification across manufacturers, and crib hardware reference examples.

For cribs from this era, the original paperwork that came with the crib is often the most reliable way to determine part names and documentation details, but it’s rare for those papers to still be around after 60+ years.

Safety note: This page is for model identification and documentation reference only. Cribs from the 1960s do not meet current safety requirements and should not be repaired, reassembled, or put back into service based on shared comments, diagrams, or older manuals.