Remington Catalogue

Untitled (“Cracker Cowboys of Florida,” two cowboys riding)

01998

Recent Uprising Among the Bannock Indians–A Hunting Party Fording the Snake River Southwest of the Three Tetons (Mountains)

01999

Battery K at Drill in the Berkshire Hills, Massachusetts

02000

Captain Dillenback

02001

Taken from illustration

The First Sergeant, Battery K, First Artillery, in Field Trim

02002

Stable Frock

02003

The Fall of the Cow-boy

02004

The Last Cavalier

02005

A Sage-Brush Pioneer

02006

There Was No Flora McIvor

02007

What an Unbranded Cow Has Cost

02008

Holding Up the Pay Escort

02009

The Red Man’s Parcel Post

02010

Taken from illustration

Getting Hunters in Horse-Show Form

02011

Breaking a Trail for the Dogs

02012

Taken from illustration

Lac La Biche on New Year’s Day

02013

Taken from illustration

Meeting of Two Dog Brigades

02014

Taken from illustration

Trading in the Hudson Bay Company’s “Old Store” at Edmonton

02015

Taken from illustration

“Ah, You Come Along with Us; We’ll Take Yer!”

02016

Taken from illustration

“‘Changed My Mind,’ Said Lin, Grinning”

02017

Taken from illustration

Ex Libris

02018

Noon-day Tea

02019

The First and Best Camp of the Trip

02020

A Practice March in Texas

02022

Taken from illustration

Cutting a Way through the Small Firs

02023

Taken from illustration

Jeremi Was Too Quick with His Gun

02024

Taken from illustration

The Rabbit Camp

02025

Arriving at Beniah’s Lodge

02026

Taken from illustration

“Spelling” the Dogs

02027

Taken from illustration

Barren Ground Caribou

02028

Taken from illustration

Caribou in Sight

02029

Taken from illustration

Feeding the Dogs

02030

Musk-Ox at Bay

02031

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“On Snow Shoes to the Barren Grounds,” headpiece, Indian hunter and caribou)

02032

Taken from illustration

“He Rastled with My Finger”

02043

Taken from illustration

Don Jose Sepulvida and Bucking Bob

02044

Taken from illustration

Captain Baldwin Hunting the Hostile Camp

02045

Taken from illustration

The Crazy Horse Fight

02046

Fighting Over the Captured Herd

02047

Taken from illustration

General Miles’ Envoy to the Hostiles on the Staked Plain

02048

Taken from illustration

Indian Village Routed

02049

The Lame Deer Fight

02051

Taken from illustration

Lawton’s Pursuit of Geronimo

02052

Mounting the Infantry on Captured Ponies

02054

Taken from illustration

Pursuing the Indians

02055

Sioux Warriors

02056

Soldiers Opening Their Veins for Want of Water

02057

Taken from illustration

Surrender of Chief Joseph

02058

Taken from illustration

Twenty-Five to One

02059

An Animal That Was Extremely Rare

02060

Taken from illustration

The Two Opponents Came Nearer

02061

Taken from illustration

Paying the Indians for the Cherokee Strip–Scenes around the Government Paymaster’s Quarters

02062

Taken from illustration

The Flag of Cuba–Insurgent Cavalry Formed for a Charge

02063

“Sour Grapes”

02063

Manikin Race

02064

Taken from illustration

Over the Hurdle with a Cut at the Leather Head

02065

Taken from illustration

Picking up the Handkerchief

02066

Tent-Pegging

02067

Miners Boating Down the Yukon River, Alaska

02068

Miners with Their Supplies Crossing Lake Lindemann, Head of the Yukon River

02069

Taken from illustration

The Dodge Field Equipment, or Blanket-Roll Support

02070

Side View

02071

Taken from illustration

The Yoke

02072

Taken from illustration

Spring Fishing in Canada–A Good Day’s Sport

02073

Taken from illustration

England’s Fighting Force in Egypt–A New Cavalry Drill

02074

Taken from illustration

Slatin Pasha and His Performing Horse, Plum Pudding

02075

Taken from illustration

A Type of Border Soldier

02076

Taken from illustration

The Rule of the Road

02079

Taken from illustration

The Discovery of the Three Messengers by Fremont’s Party

02080

Killing Mules

02081

King Lays Down

02082

Untitled (“The Story of a Famous Expedition,” headpiece, head of frontiersman)

02084

Taken from illustration

“We Awoke Early, Stirred the Fire,–“

02085

Taken from illustration

“Down the River on a Golden Morning”

02086

“The Indians Used ‘Setting-Poles,'”

02087

Taken from illustration

“It Is Strange How One Can Accustom Himself to Pack”

02088

Taken from illustration

“The Lawyer Had Become a Voyager”

02089

Taken from illustration

A Real Camp

02090

Taken from illustration

Rough Water

02091

Taken from illustration

Trying Moments

02092

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“The Strange Days that Came to Jimmie Friday”)

02093

Uprising of the Yaqui Indians–Yaqui Warriors in Retreat

02095

Luncheon in the Desert

02096

Taken from illustration

On the Shore of the Tank–Morning

02097

Taken from illustration

Running Blue Quail

02098

Taken from illustration

Supper in the Corral

02099

Too Big Game for Number Six

02100

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“The Blue Quail of the Cactus,” initial-piece for the letter T, hunter with gun)

02101

Taken from illustration

Moose-Hunting–An Unexpected Shot

02102

His Bag

02103

A Loser at the Horse Show

02104

Taken from illustration

A Winner at the Horse Show

02105

Taken from illustration

“White Man’s Big Sunday”–Indian Visitors on Thanksgiving Day

02106

The Charge and Killing of Padre Jarante

02107

Taken from illustration

Old Colt’s Revolver, 1838

02108

Taken from illustration

Prisoners Drawing Their Beans

02109