1880s Fireman Kneeling with Hose Nozzle

A Victorian-era city fireman down on one knee, bracing a heavy brass play-pipe nozzle against his shoulder with both hands while the charged canvas hose loops away behind him. He wears a high leather helmet with a number 11 front shield, a long double-breasted wool turnout coat with a leather waist belt, and knee-high leather boots.

The pose reads instantly as a crew working a street fire, so he pairs naturally with a steam pumper, a hydrant, or a smoking storefront on an 1880s Main Street layout.

He comes on a simple round base and sits comfortably in late-Victorian town scenes, gaslight-era dioramas, and period fire-company display groups.

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