1880s Fireman with Brass Hose Nozzle

A bearded Victorian fireman braces a brass hose nozzle in both hands with the canvas line looping away behind his boots. His kit is period-correct: a red leather helmet with a front shield numbered 17, a dark blue double-breasted service coat with red collar and cuffs, a company badge on the chest, a leather belt with a tool pouch, and tall brown boots.

The set jaw and braced legs read as a man holding a live line under pressure, and the coiled hose gives the figure a natural connection point to a pumper or hydrant.

Use him at the front of a bucket-and-hose crew fighting a fire on an 1880s Main Street, outside a period firehouse, or alongside a steam engine on a Victorian town layout. Two or three together make a convincing hose team.

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