Remington Catalogue

A Soldier of Cortez, c. 1893

01655

A Study–Horse, c. 1893

01656

Study of Cavalry Horse, c. 1893

01657

“Turn Him Loose, Bill!”

01658

Sketch for “Turn Him Loose, Bill”

01658.1

Catalogue Illustration taken from “Turn Him Loose, Bill”

01658a

Taken from illustration

U. S. Cavalry–Winter Campaign, c. 1893

01659

Untitled (White Deerskin Dance of the Hupa Indians of California)

01660

The Vaquero’s Story, 1893-1895

01661

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, house that Pete built)

01662

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, initial-piece for letter I, book, mask and skull)

01663

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, “Isms”)

01664

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, last night in the old house)

01665

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, Orator John)

01666

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, the Parson’s small boy)

01667

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, stocking at chimney)

01668

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, the spring cleaning)

01669

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, “White Wings”)

01670

Untitled (Wayside and Fireside Rambles, with the rank of captain)

01671

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“An American Guelph,”)

01672

Taken from illustration

An Arab

01673

Boy Slave

01674

Taken from illustration

Capturing Slaves

01675

Taken from illustration

In the Rear of a Slave Caravan

01676

Taken from illustration

A Slave Market

01677

A Slaver

01678

Taken from illustration

The Uprising in Chihuahua, Mexico, 1893

01679

“Closing in on Them,” c. 1893

01680

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“In Cowboy Land,” initial-piece for letter O, head of cowboy)

01681

“What Kind of Justice Do You Want?”

01682

Taken from illustration

“Down Go Horses and Men”

01683

The Infantry Square

01684

Untitled (“Gabriel and the Lost Millions of Perote,” tailpiece of mule falling over cliff)

01685

Taken from illustration

Daring Arrest of Bull Elk–Attempted Rescue by a Mob of Blackfeet.

01686

Taken from illustration

Officer of the Mounted Police in Full-Dress

01687

Taken from illustration

One of the Riders

01688

Taken from illustration

Police and Trailer Following a Criminal

01689

Police Recruit Acquiring a Military Seat

01690

Taken from illustration

A Serious Warning

01691

Street Dress of the Mounted Police, c. 1893

01692

Untitled (Portrait of a Canadian Mounted Policeman)

01693

Taken from illustration

Winter Costume of the Police

01694

Columbian Exposition–A Note from the Wild East in the Midway Plaisance

01695

Sketches from the Recent English Military Tournament

01696

Taken from illustration

After the Snap-Back

01697

Taken from illustration

Untitled sketch (After the Snap Back)

01697a

A Bit of Advice

01698

Taken from illustration

Blocking

01699

Taken from illustration

The Cock Crows

01700

Taken from illustration

Football Armor

01701

A Good Tackle

01702

Taken from illustration

Rubbing Down in the Gymnasium

01703

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“A New World Fable,” headpiece, mounted Arab tossing rifle in air)

01704

The Administrator of San Jose de Bavicora

01705

Taken from illustration

El Patron

01706

Taken from illustration

The Hacienda San Jose de Bavicora

01707

Taken from illustration

A Hair-Cut a la Puncher

01708

The Music at the “Baile”

01709

The Puncher Costume

01710

Taken from illustration

“Puncher Rope Man All Same Horse”

01711

Punchers Saddling in the Patio

01712

Shoeing a Bronco

01713

Taken from illustration

Sketch for Shoeing a Bronco

01713a

Sketch for Shoeing a Bronco

01713b

Untitled (“An Outpost of Civilization,” headpiece, wolf standing next to sign that says, “Unknown–Killed by Apache”)

01714

Taken from illustration

A Run Behind Interference

01715

Taken from illustration

“He Lay Where He Had Been Jerked, Still as a Log”

01716

“I Whistled and Sang Like a School-Boy”

01717

The Revolution in Northern Mexico–Moving Regulars to the Front

01718

Ranchmen Protecting Stock from Wolves

01719

Winchester Calendar, Ranchmen Protecting Stock from Wolves and a Surprise Party

01719a

A Surprise Party

01720

Charles F. Roe Making His Famous Ride to Camp Warner

01721

Sketch for Charles F. Roe Making His Famous Ride…

01721a

German Hussar, Long-Distance Riding

01722

Taken from illustration

Untitled sketch (German Hussar, Long-Distance Riding)

01722a

A Half Hour’s Halt

01723

A Halt for Lunch

01724

A Nibble on the March

01725

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Long Distance Riding,” initial-piece of letter T, mounted Indian)

01726

Untitled (“Long Distance Riding,” soldier on galloping horse)

01727

Taken from illustration

The Horse Trade–“What’s to Be Expected?”

01728

The Casa Camadra

01729

Taken from illustration

The Cliff-Dwellings

01730

Taken from illustration

The Indian’s Story

01731

Taken from illustration

My Comrade

01732

The Chihuahua Bunch

01732a

On the Mountains

01733

Taken from illustration

Porphyry Rock

01734

Taken from illustration

Shooting in the Sierra Madre

01735

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“In the Sierra Madre with the Punchers,” headpiece of puncher and bull)

01736

Coming to the Rodeo

01737

Untitled (Sketch for Coming to the Rodeo)

01737a

Untitled (Sketch for Coming to the Rodeo)

01737b

Untitled sketch (Coming to the Rodeo)

01737c

Johnnie Bell of Los Ojos

01738

Taken from illustration