Remington Catalogue

“$5000 Reward-Dead or alive”

02410a

The Return of Gomez to Havana

02411

“A First-Class Fighting Man”

02412

A Gendarme of the Old Spanish Police Force

02413

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The New Havana Police: A Chief

02414

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The Night Patrol

02415

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Untitled sketch (The Night Patrol)

02415a

One of Gomez’ Men

02416

Under Which King?

02417

Untitled (“Under Which King?”, Cuban soldiers)

02418

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Untitled (“Under Which King?,” head of man in profile)

02419

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Untitled (“Under Which King?,” head of man with beard, three-quarters view)

02420

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Untitled (“Under Which King?,” head of man with moustache, three-quarter view)

02421

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Untitled (“Under Which King?,” sketch of horses heads)

02422

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Untitled (“Under Which King?,” standing man)

02423

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Disbanding Gomez’s Army

02424

Santiago Bandits

02425

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“Couriers Carried This Appeal Throughout the Country”

02426

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The Philippines–Brigadier-General Lloyd Wheaton, U. S. V., Ordering the Advance at Stone Quarry Hill, March 13

02427

The Rainy Season in the Philippines–Soldiers Messing

02428

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The Philippines–American Soldiers Swimming to an Assault on the Insurgent Intrenchments

02429

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“The Dry Leaves Had Lasted Longer Than She”

02430

“The Moose Could Hear Him Coming for an Hour”

02431

The Passion of Ah-We-Ah

02432

“. . . The Thermometer from Ten to Thirty-Three Degrees below Zero, and a Blizzard Raging More Than Half the Time”

02433

“We Discovered in a Little Ravine Three Men Lying Dead with Their Bodies Full of Arrows”

02434

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Armed Neutrality in Cuba

02435

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Major-General Henry W. Lawton, U. S. V. Leader of the Expeditions South and North of Manila–Against Santa Cruz and San Isidro

02436

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In the Philippines–A Bayonet Rush of United States Troops

02437

“A Beautiful Fight Ensued”

02438

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“The Three Bandits Were Led Back Into the Path”

02439

Trooper Jackson

02440

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In Fishing Time

02441

How the Horses Died for Their Country at Santiago

02442

“And the Soldiers Fired Many Shots at Me”

02443

Taken from illustration

“This Was the First I Felt of War”

02444

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“Ridden Out”–An Exciting Incident Frequently Seen on the Polo Field

02445

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“The Round-Up”

02446

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“The Buffalo-Hunters Knew by the ‘Sign’ on the Trail”

02447

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“No, I’m Not Loco,”

02448

Boer Scouts on the Natal Border

02449

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“This Is the Way It Began”

02450

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Schooling Hunters for the Horse Show

02451

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Jack Stilwell

02452

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They Found Themselves in Close Proximity to the Lower End of the Sioux Village

02453

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Trudeau

02454

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Untitled (“How Stilwell Sold Out,” headpiece)

02455

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Desert Canteens

02456

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Pack Burro

02456.1

“He Seemed to Have Fallen into a Gloomy Dementia, and Repeated, . . . ‘God Has Forsaken the World!'”

02457

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“In Half an Hour He Was Senseless: By Three O’Clock He Was Dead”

02458

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Old Fort Yuma

02459

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The Old Water-Scout

02460

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Untitled (“The Military Search for Belle McKeever,” headpiece, Belle McKeever and soldier on horses)

02461

“‘We Are Doomed'”

02462

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Going to the Celebration

02463

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“‘I Reckon Ye Got the Man All Right'” 

02464

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“These Are the Motions That Make a Bronco-Buster’s Life Shorter”

02465

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“The Captain Was a Gentleman and a Scholar, But He Didn’t Look the Part”

02466

“Stop–Stop That, Dan!”

02467

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The Death of Oestreicher

02468

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“Get Down!”

02469

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“I Hope the Colonel Won’t Get Mad–“

02470

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“There Was Nothing to Do”

02471

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“‘Afraid!’ He Sneered”

02472

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The Frog-Story

02473

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“Have Your Bottle, Then”

02474

“Poker? With Them Kittens?”

02475

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Questionable Companionship

02476

Questionable Companionship

02476a

Red Medicine

02477

Detail: Red Medicine

02477a

“Bellini”–A Study

02478

Blandy

02479

Fight on the Little Big Horn

02480

For a Long Time He Stood

02481

Head of a Man

02482

The Intruders

02483

King of the Air

02484

Portrait of a Trapper

02485

Squaw Pony

02486

Untitled (Western Pony Study)

02486a

Untitled ( Ute Indian Reservation, Ignacio, Colorado)

02486b

Untitled (Happy New Year Will)

02487

View of Larchmont Harbor

02488

Untitled (soldier, bugler)

02489

Indian Warrior Watching Cavalry Column, c. 1900

02490

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His Last Stand

02491

Marlin Repeaters catalogue, John Scott

02491a

The War in South Africa–A Close Call for Rimington’s Scouts

02492

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Bringing up the Guns Under Fire

02493

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Harassing the Boer’s Retreat

02494

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The Frozen Sheep-Herder

02495

The Outlaw (Heroes, Heroes–Mountain Lion in the Snow, alterns.)

02496

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United States Signal Corps at Work

02497

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Working Snow-Bound Ponies out of the Mountains

02498

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