Remington Catalogue

Watching the Dust of the Hostiles

01138

Arrival of a Courier

01139

Infantryman in Field Costume

01140

A Mounted Infantryman

01141

Recreations of a “Mounted Infantryman”

01142

Taken from illustration

The Chinese Pilot: “That Is the United States”

01143

Taken from illustration

Dying of Thirst in the Desert

01144

Taken from illustration

“John”

01145

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“The Chinese Leak,” Chinese man carrying baskets)

01146

Taken from illustration

An Apache Indian

01147

Taken from illustration

Modern Comanche

01148

copyright photo, Modern Comanche

01148a

Modern Comanche

01148b

Taken from illustration

An Old-Time Northern Plains Indian

01149

The Travaux Pony

01150

Taken from illustration

A White Trapper

01151

Taken from illustration

Canadian Mounted Police

01152

Seven Thumbnail SKetches (Canadian Mounted Policement)

01152a

Indian Scout with Lost Troop Horse

01153

Indian Scout with Lost Troop Horse

01153a

Taken from illustration

copyright photograph: Indian Scout with Lost Troop Horse

01153b

Taken from illustration

United States Cavalryman

01154

Couriers

01155

Taken from illustration

Long-Tom Rifles on the Skirmish Line

01156

On the March–The Advance Guard

01157

A Reconnaissance

01158

Taken from illustration

A Typical Trooper

01159

Untitled (“General Miles’s Indian Campaign,” two Indians looking over rocks)

01160

A Wounded War-Pony

01161

Cowboy Lighting the Range Fire

01162

Gentleman Rider on the Paseo de la Reforma

01163

The Indian Method of Breaking a Pony

01164

Taken from illustration

A Mexican Vaquero

01165

A Mexican Vaquero

01165a

Taken from illustration

Man in Hunting Costume

01166

Jockeys

01167

Taken from illustration

Polo-Players

01168

Taken from illustration

A Southern Rider

01169

Taken from illustration

Dan Dunn on His Works

01170

Engineer on the Preliminary Survey

01171

Taken from illustration

Falling Monarchs, 1890-1891

01172

Taken from illustration

An Indian Canoe on the Columbia

01173

Jack Kirkup, the Mountain Sheriff

01174

Taken from illustration

The Mess Tent at Night

01175

A Sketch on the Work

01176

Taken from illustration

Seated Man Holding a Walking Stick

01176a

The Supply Train Over the Mountain

01177

Taken from illustration

“They Gained Erectness by Slow Jolts”

01178

Taken from illustration

“You’re Setting Your Nerves to Stand It”

01179

Taken from illustration

A Fantasy from the Pony War Dance

01180

Indian Boys Running a Foot-Race

01181

Indian Mother and Boy

01182

Opening of the Soldier Clan Dance

01183

The Romantic Adventure of Old Sun’s Wife

01184

Sketch in the Soldier Clan Dance

01185

Taken from illustration

Throwing the Snow Snake

01186

Taken from illustration

“Boots and Saddles”

01187

Cavalry Officer in Campaign Dress

01188

Dismounted–The Fourth Troopers Moving the Led Horses

01189

Untitled sketch (Dismounted–The Fourth Troopers Moving the Led Horses)

01189a

Indian Scouts Watching Custer’s Advance

01190

Taps. (Cavalry Bugler in Full Uniform)

01191

Unhorsed

01192

The First of the Salmon Run, Fraser River

01193

Going to the Potlatch–Big Canoe, Northwest Coast

01194

Taken from illustration

An Ideal of the Coast

01195

An Impression of Shuswap Lake, British Columbia

01196

Taken from illustration

Indian Salmon-Fishing in the Thrasher

01197

Taken from illustration

The Potlatch

01198

The Tschummum, or Tool Used in Making Canoes

01199

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Canada’s El Dorado,” deer and mountains)

01200

Taken from illustration

A Good Day’s Hunting in the Adirondacks

01201

At the Mouth of Rapid Creek–General Carr Receiving the Report of a Scout

01202

Cooking in Camp

01203

A Troop Picket Line of the Sixth United States Cavalry Camp at Rapid Creek

01204

The Trooper Plan of Stuffing Holes in the Sibley

01205

Taken from illustration

“As the Smoke Lifted He Discovered the Settler Kneeling for a Second Shot”

01206

The Advance-Guard, or the Military Sacrifice

01207

“Toro, Toro!”

01208

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“The Old Transcontinentals,” mules pulling freighter)

01209

An Apache

01210

Untitled (Apache on Horseback)

01210a

Mexican Pony–Piedras Negras

01211

Mounted Indian Scout

01212

The Scouting Party

01213

Scouts Climbing a Mountain

01214

The Trooper

01215

Right Front Into Line-Come on!

01215.1

Photograph of original painting in the William Kurtz photo studio, circa 1891.

01215a

letter to Powhatan Clarke

01215b

Two Horses at a Pool

01216

A U. S. Cavalryman

01217

U.S. Infantryman in the Field

01218

A U.S. Cavalryman

01219

Taken from illustration

The Medicine-Man’s Signal: Throwing Dust in the Air.–Then the Firing Began.

01220

Taken from illustration

The Opening of the Fight at Wounded Knee

01221