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1950s Firefighter Carrying Rescued Child

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1950s Firefighter Carrying Rescued Child

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A mid-century firefighter striding forward with an unconscious child cradled across both arms. He wears a long turnout coat with reflective bands, high rubber boots and a classic leather-style helmet with a front shield, and his jaw is set as he carries the casualty clear.

The child hangs limp with one arm draped over his shoulder, adding real weight and drama to the pose. Buckled coat closures, a turned collar and cuffed gloves are all sculpted in.

A strong focal figure for a house fire or tenement rescue diorama, a 1950s fire station scene, or any layout where a pumper and ladder truck need crew doing something more urgent than standing by.

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