1920s Officer Raising a Nightstick
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An early-twentieth-century constable striding forward with a wooden baton swung up over his head and his free arm thrown out for balance. The uniform is a plain blue tunic buttoned to the throat over matching breeches, worn with tall brown leather riding boots and a broad-brimmed campaign hat.
A wide leather belt carries a flap holster on the right hip. The cut of the tunic and the boots place him squarely in the 1910s to early 1930s, before the peaked-cap uniforms took over.
Useful for a Prohibition-era street scene, a picket line or crowd-control vignette, a rural county lawman on a period layout, or as an opposing figure on a pulp-era skirmish board.