Remington Catalogue

The Hotel--Last Sign of Civilization

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Taken from illustration

sketch for The Hotel--Last Sign of Civilization

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In Sight of the Game--Now Shoot

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Taken from illustration

On the Moose Trail

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Taken from illustration

Remington and Ralph, William Notman

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Pierre, from Life

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Taken from illustration

The Portage Sleigh on a Lumber Road

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Taken from illustration

sketch for The Portage Sleigh on a Lumber Road

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Success

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Success

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Success

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"The Track in the Winter Forest"

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Untitled ("Antoine's Moose-Yard," initial sketch of Remington and Ralph)

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Taken from illustration

Running a Coyote with Hounds in Southern California

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Carrying Fodder

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On the Cattle Range--"What's the Show for a Christmas Dinner, Chief?"

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Taken from illustration

"Shoot or You'll Lose Him,"

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A Prong-Horn Antelope

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Winchester Calendar

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Pronghorn Antelope

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An Indian Trapper

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Conjuring Back the Buffalo

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"Iron Collar," Blackfoot

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The Advance Guardsman

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00984a

An Arizona Cowboy, c. 1890

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At the Tabiloca Ranche--Early Morning, c. 1890

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Banff

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Buck Island, Cranberry Lake

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The Buffalo Hunt

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Bugler on Campaign

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Cowboy

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The Cowboy

00992

The Defiance

00993

AAG 1893 Exhibition Catalogue

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End of the Trail

00994

Ralph Hepburn Camp Grasse

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Historians of the Tribe

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In the Adirondacks

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In the Heart of the Wildnerness, c. 1890

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The Last Three

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A Northern Ranch, c. 1890

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Past All Surgery

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Portrait of a Cowboy

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Roping a Steer

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Self-Portrait on a Horse

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Selling Buffalo Horns, Canadian Pacific

01003

"A Shot at a Freighter." Apaches, c. 1890

01004

Show Horse

01005

Study of Cavalry Officer, U.S.A., c. 1890

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U. S. Cavalry Trooper in Campaign Dress

01007

A Vaquero

01008

The War Path

01009

Hunters in Winter

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The Fight in the Canon

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Hunting the Caribou--"Shoot! Shoot!"

01011

In the Cave of the Dead

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Taken from illustration

"As We Went Onward We Discovered How Considerable the City Was That Here Lay Submerged"

01013

"And With a Dexterous Cast of This Improvised Lasso Set the Loop of It about El Sabio's Neck" ( altern.), 1890

01014

"Both Men Were Accoutred in the Fashion Which the Pictured Records Show Was Usual With the Aztec Warriors"

01015

"As We Filled Our Pipes He Watched Us Curiously"

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Taken from illustration

Another Kicker

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Taken from illustration

A Kicker

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Taken from illustration

A Plunger

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A Rearer

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A Steady Goer

01021

Ugly

01022

"The Fulfillment of the Prophecy"

01023

The Charge on the Sun-Pole

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The  Charge on the Sun-Pole

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Taken from illustration

Facing the Setting Sun

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Taken from illustration

Going to the Dance

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Taken from illustration

" 'Don't Shoot,' Rayburn Cried Quickly; And in Obedience to This Order Young Slowly Dropped the Rifle from His Shoulder"

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Taken from illustration

"Rayburn Sprang from the Outer Edge of the Parapet into the Lake, and Tizoc and Young Instantly Followed Him"

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"These Creatures Who Were Truly Less Like Men Than Dangerous Wild Beasts"

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Trout-Fishing Through the Ice in the Canadian Wilderness

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"We Found All of the Half-Dozen Men on Guard Slumbering; Saving Only One Man, Who Seemed to Have Been Aroused by the Sound of Our Footsteps"

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Taken from illustration

Canadian Mounted Police on a Winter Expedition

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Lieutenant Powhatan H. Clarke, Tenth Cavalry

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Lieutenant Powhatan H. Clarke, Tenth Cavalry

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photograph of Lieutenant Powhatan H. Clarke, Tenth Cavalry

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"Rayburn, Who Had Caught up a Javelin, Stood With It Poised above His Shoulder"

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Taken from illustration

"In an Instant Two Small Heels Flashed through the Air"

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Taken from illustration

"His Huge Antagonist Was Held Still By a Wonder That Was Born Half of Admiration and Half of Awe"

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"The Priest Captain Writhed and Struggled in His Efforts to Throw Young Off"

01037

Mexican Infantry on the March

01038

"That Evening as We All Sat Smoking Before the Library Fire"

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Taken from illustration

Richard Mansfield as Richard the Third

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Spring Trout Fishing in the Adirondacks--An Odious Comparison of Weights

01041

" 'You Know This Thing Chief?' The Indian Nodded Slightly"

01042

A Greaser, or the Lower Type of Mexican

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Taken from illustration

Juan and Juanita

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Taken from illustration

Untitled sketch (Juanita)

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A Mexican Buccaro

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Mexican Jacals

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Taken from illustration

A Mexican Vaquero

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Taken from illustration