1920s Bootlegger with Whiskey Crate

A Prohibition-era bootlegger striding forward with a stenciled wooden whiskey crate hoisted in both hands. He wears the working-man's uniform of the 1920s: a flat newsboy cap, a buttoned waistcoat over a rolled-sleeve striped shirt, cuffed trousers, and scuffed lace-up boots.

The crate's painted "WHISKY" lettering and the figure's wary expression tell a clear story of back-alley liquor runs during the dry years. He stands on a cobblestone-textured round base.

He is a natural fit for a 1920s speakeasy or dockside diorama, a Prohibition-themed model railroad scene, or a Gangland-era skirmish board.

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