1950s Underground Miner with Rock Drill

A hard-rock miner stands square with feet planted wide, gripping a pneumatic rock drill by its twin handles with the steel driven down between his boots and a heavy air hose looping away behind. His face is set and lined under the brim of a battered helmet.

He wears a mid-century mining rig: a yellow-brown hard hat with a mounted lamp and trailing cable, a brown twill coverall with yellow-stitched seams and chest pockets, a leather belt, canvas knee pads, and tall laced leather work boots.

He belongs in an underground drift, a mine portal, a shaft head or an ore-loading scene on a 1950s mining layout, and pairs well with skips, ore cars and timbered tunnel sets in an industrial diorama.

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