1920s Fireman Kneeling with Hose Nozzle

A firefighter down on one knee, bracing a brass hose nozzle across his body with both hands as the charged line curls away behind him. His face is set and turned toward the fire, and the pose has the weight of a man holding back real pressure.

He wears the classic early-twentieth-century rig: a leather helmet with a long rear brim and a numbered front shield, a long tan canvas turnout coat with big flap pockets and a storm collar, and heavy rubber boots pulled up over the knee.

Built for a 1920s or 1930s fire scene on a town diorama, a warehouse blaze on a layout, or a period fire station display. Pair him with a pumper, a hydrant and a second crewman on the line and the whole street corner turns into an emergency in progress.

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