1950s Rural Sheriff Deputy with Baton
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A mid-century small-town lawman in a mid-swing stance, baton raised overhead and free hand cocked at the belt. He wears a long-sleeved uniform shirt with a chest pocket and a six-point star badge, matching breeches, a duty belt with a flap holster, and tall laced boots.
The wide-legged action pose and turned head make him read as crowd control or a confrontation moment rather than a sentry. Shirt seams, belt keepers, hat brim and holster flap are all cut in as separate surfaces so a wash and a highlight pass will pick out the uniform cleanly. He comes on a simple round display base.
Good for a 1950s American small-town or rural scene: a county courthouse square, a roadside diner stop, a picket line, or a depot platform on a branch-line layout. He also works as a period law-enforcement opponent on a skirmish board set in the same decade.