Looking at ftp-proxy as well as Daniel's reverse.diff, it appears
that neither of these will help my situation, as I'm not NATing
but simply using a bridging firewall.

Is there any code or anyone threatening to write code that would
help in this situation. Some code that would allow you to run
active and passive through a bridging firewall with a default
deny policy, without having to have a rule like:

pass quick in on $ext_if proto tcp from any to any port >1024

As an aside, if anyone knows how to tell MS-FTP what port range
to allocate for passive ftp sessions, that would also be useful.

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