Figure - EMT Performing CPR [eras: 1910 - 1940] - N, HO, S and O Scales

Add a dramatic emergency-response scene to your HO, S, and O scale layouts with this highly detailed EMT figure performing CPR from the 1910s–1940s era. Posed actively administering lifesaving aid, this figure is dressed in a full period emergency medical uniform complete with cap, neck tie, medic bag, and era-appropriate service attire. Fine sculpted details throughout the clothing and equipment capture the appearance of early ambulance attendants and emergency responders, making this figure ideal for city streets, accident scenes, fire department settings, train station incidents, or historical urban dioramas. History Emergency medical responders during the early 20th century operated in a vastly different environment from modern paramedics, often serving through hospitals, police departments, fire brigades, or funeral homes that provided ambulance services. Uniforms commonly reflected the formal appearance standards of the era, including ties, caps, polished shoes, and structured coats that conveyed professionalism and public trust. While modern CPR techniques were not formally standardized until later in the century, emergency responders of the 1910s through 1940s still practiced various forms of artificial respiration and emergency aid in attempts to revive victims of accidents, smoke inhalation, drowning, and medical emergencies. These early responders laid the foundation for the organized emergency medical systems that would later evolve into modern EMS services.