Remington Catalogue

A Mexican Hacienda

00058

General Miles and His Escort

01107

The Supply Train

01108

The Last Stand

01134

In the Trenches at Pine Ridge

01135

Watching the Dust of the Hostiles

01138

The Advance-Guard, or the Military Sacrifice

01207

Chis-Chis-Chash Scout on the Flanks

01225

A Run to the Scout Camp

01226

“Two Ghosts I Saw”

01227

The Sioux War–Final Review of General Miles’s Army at Pine Ridge–the Cavalry

01228

The Sioux War–Final Review of General Miles’s Army at Pine Ridge–The Hotchkiss Cannon

01229

The Sioux War–Final Review of General Miles’s Army at Pine Ridge–the Infantry

01230

Merry Christmas in a Sibley Tepee

01309

Black Water

01603

Breaking a Jam

01604

Taken from illustration

The Fawn

01605

Taken from illustration

Hung Up

01606

Taken from illustration

The Portage

01607

Taken from illustration

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 Casa Camadra

01729

Taken from illustration

The Cliff-Dwellings

01730

Taken from illustration

The Indian’s Story

01731

Taken from illustration

My Comrade

01732

On the Mountains

01733

Taken from illustration

Shooting in the Sierra Madre

01735

Taken from illustration

Coming to the Rodeo

01737

Johnnie Bell of Los Ojos

01738

Taken from illustration

A Modern Sancho Panza

01740

Mounting a Wild One

01741

Tailing a Bull

01743

Taken from illustration

Waving Serape to Drive Cattle

01745

Taken from illustration

William in Action

01746

Taken from illustration

A Conference in the Mud

01752

Taken from illustration

A Dakota Chicken-Wagon

01753

“Don’t Shoot!”

01754

“Mark!”

01755

Taken from illustration

“Mark-Left”

01756

Taken from illustration

On the Edge of a Slough

01757

Taken from illustration

Trooping Homeward in the After-Glow

01758

Taken from illustration

The Bell-Mare over a Bad Place

01760

Burgess, Nearly Forty-Five Years a Scout

01761

Down the Mountain

01762

Taken from illustration

Getting Grub

01763

On the Head-Waters–Burgess Finding a Ford

01764

Working up the Divide

01766

All Off in a Bunch

01767

The Box of the Bavicora Coach

01768

Taken from illustration

An Early Morning Bath

01769

Harnessing in the Patio

01771

Riding Sitting on Legs

01823

Taken from illustration

Throwing a Horse

01824

The Bear at Bay

01932

Conversation at 4 A. M.

01933

Taken from illustration

Crossing a Dangerous Place

01934

Dan and Rocks

01935

Taken from illustration

The Finale

01936

Taken from illustration

“Gone Away”

01937

The Return of the Hunters

01938

Taken from illustration

Timber-Topping in the Rockies

01939

Watering Horses in a ‘Dobe Hole

01940

Taken from illustration

“We Were Now out of the Smoke”

01973

Taken from illustration

“I Began the Retreat as I Intended”

01979

Taken from illustration

Officer and Men of the First Cycle Infantry

01980

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“An Indian Story of the Sierra Madre,” headpiece of Indian on horseback)

01985

Taken from illustration

General Guy V. Henry, Seventh United States Cavalry, Commandant at Fort Meyer, c. 1894

18224

A Model Squadron–Over the Hurdles in Line (In the Drill-hall, Fort Meyer, altern.), c. 1894

18225

Over the Hurdle Back to Back, c. 1894

18226