1950s Underground Miner with Rock Drill

An underground hard-rock miner braced wide-legged over a hand-held pneumatic jackleg drill, both fists locked on the handles and the steel driving down into the floor in front of him.

He wears a stiff blue denim work shirt and matching trousers stained with rock dust and oil, high lace-up leather boots, and a hard hat with a lamp on the brow trailing its cord back to a belt battery, with the drill's air hose looping away behind him.

The pose is pure mid-century mining, so he suits a drift or stope vignette, a mine portal scene, a company-town display, or an underground gallery on a railroad layout alongside ore cars and timbering.

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