Remington Catalogue

Untitled (“How Stilwell Sold Out,” headpiece)

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Desert Canteens

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

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

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Old Fort Yuma

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The Old Water-Scout

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

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“‘We Are Doomed'”

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Going to the Celebration

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

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

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

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“Stop–Stop That, Dan!”

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The Death of Oestreicher

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“Get Down!”

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“I Hope the Colonel Won’t Get Mad–“

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“There Was Nothing to Do”

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“‘Afraid!’ He Sneered”

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The Frog-Story

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“Have Your Bottle, Then”

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“Poker? With Them Kittens?”

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Questionable Companionship

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Red Medicine

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Indian Warrior Watching Cavalry Column, c. 1900

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

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Bringing up the Guns Under Fire

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Harassing the Boer’s Retreat

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The Frozen Sheep-Herder

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

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United States Signal Corps at Work

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Working Snow-Bound Ponies out of the Mountains

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Colonel Luther R. Hare

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“Then I Jumped to My Feet and Told the Visitors to Throw off Their Blankets”

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“Todd Was to Sit on His Horse in front of the Tepee, and Hold Mine While I Went In”

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A Good Start at Brighton

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“The Right of the Road”– A Hazardous Encounter on a Rocky Mountain Trail

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The 9th U.S. Infantry Entering Peking, August 15, 1900

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“When the Players Were Pulled Off He Lay There Perfectly Still”

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“Wright Had a Circular Course, So the Big Stalwart Guard Gained On Him”

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The Drought in the Southwest. Cattlemen Warning Sheep-Herders Away From Their Water

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Helping Out the Grub Wagon

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Guard of the Bullion Coach

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“It Was One of These . . . . . That Caused Him to Rein up His Horse So Suddenly”

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“Leaned Down from the Saddle and Turned It Over”

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A Monte Game at Southern Ute Agency

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Caught in the Circle

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The Buffalo Signal

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He Looked on the Land of His People, and He Hated All Vehemently

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“Pretty Mother of the Night–White Otter is No Longer a Boy,”

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The Wolves Sniffed Along the Trail, But Came No Nearer

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The Ceremony of the Fastest Horse

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“I Will Tell the White Man How He Can Have His Ponies Back”

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The Interpreter Waved at the Youth, Sitting There on His War-Pony

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Nothing But Cheerful Looks Followed the Bat

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The Fire Eater Raised His Arms to the Thunder Bird

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The Fire Eater Slung His Victim Across His Pony, Taking His Scalp

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He Rushed the Pony Right to the Barricade

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The Rushing Red Lodges Passed through the Line of the Blue Soldiers

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He Made His Magazine Gun Blaze Until Empty

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“He Shouted His Harsh Pathos at a Wild and Lonely Wind, But There Was No Response”

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An Arizona Cowboy

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An Army Packer

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A Breed

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A Cheyenne Buck

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Old Ramon

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An Old-Time Trapper

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The Sioux Chief

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U. S. Cavalryman

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The Rescue

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“The Men Turned Back to Look at Their Old Quarters”

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“She Noticed That All, Even the Children, Gathered up Stones As They Went”

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The Captain . . . Looked at the Moon

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Pushed Himself Back in His Chair Before the Horrible Sight

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The Farmer Gave Me a Hen. She Is Sitting. . . I Cannot Disturb Her

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At My Feet a Man’s Figure Lay

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“‘Billy, I Find Him Dog . . . ‘”

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The Burial of Keno

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Untitled (“Billy’s Tearless Woe,” titlepiece, waving man and dog)

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An Ore-Train Going into the Silver Mines, Colorado

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At the Iroquois Council Fire

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“Say Boss, Ah Wasn’t Thar — Ah Only Heerd ‘Bout It from Men What Was.”

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“‘Twas Heartrendin, the Way Little Jake Pleaded Wid the Corporal . . . for the Immejit Ixecution av Thunder Bird and His Whole Followin'”

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The Morning of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham

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The Schoolmaster Had to Bear the Brunt of Each Attack

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Trout Fishing in Canada

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Life in the Cattle Country–Driving the “Round Up”

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“He Was the Law”

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At Last

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No More He Rides

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A Post Office in the “Cow Country”

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“Calling the Moose”

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Smugglers Attacked by Mexican Customs Guards

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“You’re Hanging Them To-Morrow?”

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A Boomer

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The Down-River Men

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Early Pioneers on the Blue Ridge

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