1950s Patrolman Writing a Ticket

A beat officer in a light tan summer uniform, head down and pen to a small notebook as he writes up a citation. He wears a peaked cap with a shield badge, a four-pocket tunic with a chest shield and pen in the pocket, a leather duty belt carrying holster and cartridge pouches, and a long wooden baton hanging at his hip.

Because the pose is quiet and self-contained, he sits naturally next to a parked car, a fire hydrant, a shop doorway or a stalled delivery van, and instantly implies a small piece of narrative.

Fits mid-century American town and city layouts, post-war street dioramas, and any 1940s-1960s roadside scene needing a believable patrolman.

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