1950s Logging Whistle Punk with Signal Wire

A logging-crew signalman standing braced with a length of signal wire looped through both gloved hands and a whistle gripped in his teeth, ready to call the yarder. The pose captures the exact moment before a turn of logs is hauled in.

Period dress is 1950s West Coast timber: a yellow steel hard hat, a green and blue plaid flannel work shirt with the sleeves rolled, a whistle on a lanyard, a leather belt, patched and worn blue denim jeans, and scuffed lace-up caulk boots.

A storytelling figure for a mid-century logging show diorama - stand him at the edge of a cut, beside a spar tree, or along a log landing on a timber-hauling layout.

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