Remington Catalogue

A Trapper and His Pony

02225

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Troops Going to Mexico, 1847

02226

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Untitled (The Old Santa Fe Trail, buffalo)

02227

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A Spanish Cavalryman

02228

Spanish Infantryman

02229

“An’ They Leaves Him Thar on the Trail”

02230

Cherokee Hall

02231

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Crawfish Jim

02232

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Doc Peets

02233

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“He Lays Thar Rollin’ His Eyes”

02234

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“He’s Shore a Fash’nable Lookin’ Injun”

02235

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“It’s on the Spring Round-Up”

02236

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“Nacherally I Stops an’ Surveys Him Careful”

02237

The Old Cattleman

02238

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Old Man Enright

02239

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Old Monte

02240

“The Red Dog Chief”

02241

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Texas Thompson

02242

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“That He’pless Shorthorn Stops Both Heels”

02243

“Them Three Mexicans Is Eliminated”

02244

“This Yere’s Thoughtful of Jack”

02245

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Untitled (Wolfville, tailpiece, grave marker)

02246

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Wolfville

02247

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A Tug-of-War on Field-Sport Day–Infantry vs. Cavalry

02248

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Spanish Guerillas [sic] Bringing “Pacificos” into Camp

02250

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Type of the Spanish Officer in Cuba

02251

Type of the Spanish Soldier in Cuba

02252

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A Familiar Incident of the Cuban War

02253

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Winter Pastimes at an Army Post in the Southwest–A Run with the Hounds

02255

Amateur Surgery in Cuba

02256

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A Spanish Guerrilla

02257

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Spanish Soldiers Returning with Wounded Comrades

02258

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“Hello, Jose!”

02259

Boers in Camp

02260

Crossing a Stream in the Orange Free State

02261

Travelling in the Orange Free State

02262

Moonlight Execution of Young Rodriguez

02263

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Spaniards Search Women on American Steamers

02264

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Spanish Cavalryman on a Texas Broncho

02265

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“I Let Him Have It”

02266

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Untitled (“‘Front Name’ Dick,” headpiece, two men)

02267

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“Well, I Ain’t Got Nothin’ More to Say, Boys”

02268

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“What’s the Matter with It, Jim?”

02269

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Directing Where to Run the Drag

02270

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“Another Party Paddled Swiftly to Isle au Cochons”

02276

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The Baffled Chiefs Leaving the Fort

02277

A Light-Infantry Soldier of the Period

02278

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The Siege of the Fort at Detroit

02279

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Tarpon-Fishing in Florida–The Jump

02280

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After the Dull Knife Fight

02281

The Brave Cheyennes Were Running through the Frosty Hills

02282

“The Horses Assembled in a Side Canon”

02283

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“Mile after Mile Rushed the Little Column”

02284

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“Through the Smoke Sprang the Daring Soldier”

02285

“The Two Men Climbed Slowly”

02286

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The Going of the Medicine-Horse

02287

“He Jump from Hees Pony to Dees Red Horse”

02288

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The Mystery of the Thunder

02289

Untitled (“The Great Medicine Horse,” initial-piece, Indian head)

02290

A Wounded Bull Elk

02291

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Going to the Horse Show

02292

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Lin McLean

02293

“Taking a Long, Cool Aim at the Flying Figure”

02294

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United States Troops Practising Marching in Palmetto

02306

War Correspondents Buying Horses in Front of the Tampa Bay Hotel

02308

The Curse of the Wolves in the Northwest

02310

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“Beaver Dick”

02311

Cavalry Officers Inspecting the Yellowstone Park in Winter

02312

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United States Cavalryman at One of the Soldier Stations in the Yellowstone Park

02313

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Wading an Icy Stream

02314

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Artillery on Gun Hill

02315

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A Cavalry Charge–Squadron A

02316

The Gallant Stand of the Twelfth

02317

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Infantry in Retreat

02318

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A First Lesson in the Art of War.–Recruits for the Two Additional Artillery Regiments at Fort Slocum, Davids Island, Long Island Sound

02319

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Major-General Nelson A. Miles, U.S.A., Inspecting the Defences of New York

02320

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Hurdling on Three Horses, United States Regular Cavalry

02321

The Training of the Cavalry–Roman Race at the Riding Hall, Fort Myer, Virginia

02322

Untitled (soldiers in woolen clothing)

02324

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She Was Keep Off Jus’ Front of My Pony

02325

Sun-Down Leflare, Washed and Dressed Up

02326

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Un I Was Yell Terrible

02327

Untitled (sketches of heads)

02328

The Army Pack Mule Ready to Assail the Spaniards

02329

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An Army Train All Ready for the Invasion of Cuba

02330

Untitled (“Wigwags from the Blockade,” headpiece, naval officer)

02331

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Watching the Big Search-Lights in Havana

02332

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Wigwagging with a Dark Lantern–After-Deck

02333

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American Soldier, Fit for Fighting

02334

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The Man Who Gives the Command

02335

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Ninth Cavalry Colored Troops on Washing Duty in the Gulf

02336

The Orderly Trumpeter Expecting the Orders to Embark

02337

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With the Regulars at Port Tampa–Ninth United States Cavalry Skirmishing through the Pines

02342

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Marching Thro’ Cuba

02343

Army Uniform New Style / Army Uniform Old Style

02344

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The “Gussie” Expedition–First Embarkation of U.S. Troops for Cuba, at Port Tampa, May 11, 1898

02345

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