1920s City Patrolman Kneeling

A 1920s municipal patrolman down on one knee on a plank surface, hands together in front of him as if snapping on cuffs or examining something on the ground. He wears a double-breasted service tunic with a stiff standing collar, a peaked cap with a shield badge, a leather cross-strap and a duty belt with pouches.

The uniform detail is crisp: piped seams, buttoned pocket flaps, a belt buckle and a holstered sidearm at the hip. The kneeling pose sits low, which lets him tuck into a doorway, alley or boardwalk scene without dominating it.

He suits a Prohibition-era street, a rail yard investigation vignette, or a 1920s crime scene diorama with detectives and onlookers. On a period layout he works well at a level crossing or beside a parked squad car.

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