Remington Catalogue

Types from Arizona

00050

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Our Soldiers in the Southwest,” trooper)

00051

Taken from illustration

The Couriers

00055

Taken from illustration

The Cavalry Picket

00059

Dismounted Negro, Tenth Cavalry

00060

Tenth Cavalry Types

00062

Taken from illustration

Arrival of the Doctor

00064

Taken from illustration

“We Stopped at the Ranch”

00070

Taken from illustration

A Hot Race in the Rocky Mountains. Illustrating the Snow-Shoe Used by the Gunnison Country Snow-Shoe Club

00071

Taken from illustration

Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare

00075

Taken from illustration

“The Old Gray Walls All Round the Patio”

00076

Taken from illustration

The Frontier Scout

00077

The Government Guide Looking For Tracks

00106

Taken from illustration

“Indians Were Seen to Fall and Be Dragged Back out of Fire”

00107

Taken from illustration

A Mexican Made a Fight From Behind a Tree

00108

Taken from illustration

Gone Lame on the March

00115

Taken from illustration

“He Was Dragged Some Distance off the Road”

00116

The Race

00117

Taken from illustration

“Surprised by a Party of Mexicans”

00118

Taken from illustration

“They Had Exchanged Shots with a Party of Five Indians Near Gill’s Ranch”

00119

Taken from illustration

“They Were a Motley, Hard-Looking Set”

00120

“This Puts One of My Men on Foot”

00121

Taken from illustration

Watering at Teya’s Ranch

00122

Taken from illustration

“We Found a Group of Mexicans with Their Horses Saddled”

00123

Taken from illustration

Captain Wood’s Troop, Fourth Cavalry

00126

“One of the Pack-Mules Turned a Somersault”

00127

“Shot through the Heart”

00128

Taken from illustration

A “Side-Lined” Horse

00129

Taken from illustration

“Sir, They Are in Sight”

00130

Taken from illustration

“And on over the Range”

00132

Taken from illustration

“Old John”

00134

Taken from illustration

After the Race

00141

Taken from illustration

The Critical Jump

00142

Taken from illustration

The Dark Horse of Willow Brook

00143

Taken from illustration

“Landed on the Other Side with a Dull Thud”

00144

Taken from illustration

Some of the Spectators

00145

Taken from illustration

“Take This Cap, Quick, Ride Fidele, and Win”

00146

Taken from illustration

The Camp Fire

00147

Taken from illustration

Company Cooks

00148

Taken from illustration

Military Brotherhood

00149

Taken from illustration

The Noonday Halt

00150

The Noonday Halt of the Wagon Train

00151

On the March

00152

Taken from illustration

The Stream at the Noonday Halt

00153

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“On the March,” bugler)

00154

Taken from illustration

In the Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians

00155

“Taking Careful Aim, I Fired the Right Barrel of My Rifle”

00166

Taken from illustration

“Little Bat” Takes General Whipple and Party to the Edge of the Cliff

00169

“By ‘n By Harado Halted an’ Turned ‘Round”

00174

Untitled (“A Medieval Romance of the 19th Century,”)

00175

Horse Raising in the Northwest

00193

Taken from illustration

Adios

00224

Taken from illustration

Bits

00226

The Buck Overtaken

00229

An Elk

00231

Taken from illustration

The Peace Sign (initial-piece)

00235

Taken from illustration

A Prong-Horn Buck Visits Camp

00237

Taken from illustration

Shot!

00238

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter D, galloping cowboy)

00240

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter I, ram’s horns)

00241

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter I, rancher galloping)

00242

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter M, ranch)

00243

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter T, branded on long-horn)

00244

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter T, leaping antelope)

00245

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, initial-piece for letter W, coyote)

00246

Taken from illustration

Untitled (Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, title-piece and initial-piece for letter A, mounted cowboy)

00248

Taken from illustration

The White Goat at Home

00249

Bronco Busters Saddling

00250

Untitled (“Reminiscences of Irish Sport,” fox hunting sketches)

00277

Taken from illustration

Driving to the Round-Up

00287

Taken from illustration

The Ambushed Picket

00469

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“On the Bridal-Path in Central Park,” man riding)

00490

Taken from illustration

Skirmish Line Target Practice in the Regular Army

00520

Carrying Fodder

00978

Richard Mansfield as Richard the Third

01040

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

01041

Calf, Three-Fourths Buffalo

01053

Taken from illustration

Cavalry–Field Uniform

01062

Taken from illustration

Cavalry Uniform for the Far North

01064

Taken from illustration

Heavy Artillery–Fatigue Dress

01065

Taken from illustration

Infantry–Field or Campaign Uniform

01066

Taken from illustration

Infantry–Full Dress

01067

Taken from illustration

Light Artillery–Field or Company Uniform

01068

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Suggestions for Improvements in Army Uniform,” sketch soldier’s head with helmet)

01070

Taken from illustration

Whitman Saddle

01071

Taken from illustration

Father Lacombe Heading the Indians

01078

Untitled (“The New York Horse Show of 1890,” head of horse)

01097

Taken from illustration

A Baggage Wagon

01114

Taken from illustration

Chicken -Seller

01115

Taken from illustration

A Freight Car

01116

“N-I-E-V-E!”

01117

Taken from illustration

Peddler of Pottery

01118

Taken from illustration

Porter

01119

Taken from illustration

The Pulque Man

01120

Taken from illustration

Water-Carrier

01121

Taken from illustration

General Miles Reviewing the Mexican Army

01247

Taken from illustration