1880s Fireman with Hydrant Wrench
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A Victorian-era city fireman standing braced with a long-handled hydrant wrench held across his body in both hands. The tool is clearly modelled with a broad forked spanner jaw at one end and a wedge-shaped axe blade with a wooden grip at the other.
He wears the classic brass leather-style fire helmet with a domed crown, front shield and long rear brim, over a heavy double-breasted blue wool tunic with a turned collar and a neck scarf. A wide leather belt with a squared buckle cinches the waist, and knee-high black leather boots complete the kit.
Perfect for an 1880s fire company scene: opening a street hydrant, standing by a horse-drawn steam pumper, or working a hose line outside a burning storefront. He also suits a firehouse diorama or a Victorian city block on a period layout.