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1950s Rural Sheriff's Deputy Taking Aim

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1950s Rural Sheriff's Deputy Taking Aim

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A county lawman stands with feet planted and a revolver extended in a straight-arm aim. He wears a broad-brimmed western hat, a uniform shirt with buttoned breast pockets and a star badge, matching trousers and tall laced boots, with a gun belt and open holster at his hip.

The stance is steady and unhurried, which suits a roadblock, a farmyard standoff or the front of a small county jail. Creases, belt keepers and pocket flaps are all sculpted crisply enough to survive at small sizes.

Fits a 1950s rural American diorama, a back-roads layout scene, or a crime vignette built around period cars.

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