Remington Catalogue

"Have Your Bottle, Then"

02474

"Poker? With Them Kittens?"

02475

Taken from illustration

Questionable Companionship

02476

Red Medicine

02477

The War in South Africa--A Close Call for Rimington's Scouts

02492

Taken from illustration

Bringing up the Guns Under Fire

02493

Taken from illustration

Harassing the Boer's Retreat

02494

Taken from illustration

The Frozen Sheep-Herder

02495

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

02496

Taken from illustration

United States Signal Corps at Work

02497

Taken from illustration

Working Snow-Bound Ponies out of the Mountains

02498

Taken from illustration

Colonel Luther R. Hare

02499

Taken from illustration

A Good Start at Brighton

02502

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"The Right of the Road"-- A Hazardous Encounter on a Rocky Mountain Trail

02503

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

02504

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

02507

Helping Out the Grub Wagon

02508

Taken from illustration

Guard of the Bullion Coach

02509

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

02510

Taken from illustration

"Leaned Down from the Saddle and Turned It Over"

02511

A Monte Game at Southern Ute Agency

02512

Caught in the Circle

02513

Taken from illustration

The Buffalo Signal

02514

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

02515

"Pretty Mother of the Night--White Otter is No Longer a Boy,"

02517

The Wolves Sniffed Along the Trail, But Came No Nearer

02518

The Ceremony of the Fastest Horse

02519

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

02520

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

02521

Nothing But Cheerful Looks Followed the Bat

02522

The Fire Eater Raised His Arms to the Thunder Bird

02523

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

02524

He Rushed the Pony Right to the Barricade

02525

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

02526

He Made His Magazine Gun Blaze Until Empty

02527

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

02528

An Arizona Cowboy

02537

An Army Packer

02538

Taken from illustration

A Cheyenne Buck

02540

Old Ramon

02541

Taken from illustration

An Old-Time Trapper

02542

Taken from illustration

The Sioux Chief

02543

U. S. Cavalryman

02544

Taken from illustration

The Rescue

02545

Taken from illustration

"The Men Turned Back to Look at Their Old Quarters"

02546

Taken from illustration

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

02547

The Captain . . . Looked at the Moon

02548

Pushed Himself Back in His Chair Before the Horrible Sight

02549

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

02550

Taken from illustration

At My Feet a Man's Figure Lay

02551

Taken from illustration

The Burial of Keno

02553

Taken from illustration

Untitled ("Billy's Tearless Woe," titlepiece, waving man and dog)

02554

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An Ore-Train Going into the Silver Mines, Colorado

02555

At the Iroquois Council Fire

02556

"Say Boss, Ah Wasn't Thar -- Ah Only Heerd 'Bout It from Men What Was."

02557

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

02558

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The Morning of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham

02559

Taken from illustration

The Schoolmaster Had to Bear the Brunt of Each Attack

02560

Taken from illustration

Trout Fishing in Canada

02561

Life in the Cattle Country--Driving the "Round Up"

02562

"He Was the Law"

02563

At Last

02564

Taken from illustration

No More He Rides

02565

A Post Office in the "Cow Country"

02566

"Calling the Moose"

02567

Taken from illustration

Smugglers Attacked by Mexican Customs Guards

02568

"You're Hanging Them To-Morrow?"

02569

Taken from illustration

A Boomer

02570

Taken from illustration

The Down-River Men

02571

Taken from illustration

Early Pioneers on the Blue Ridge

02572

Taken from illustration

A French-Canadian Voyageur

02573

In the Alleghany Mountains: The Retreat to the Blockhouse

02574

Taken from illustration

A Missouri Hunter

02575

Taken from illustration

"One of the Old-Time 'Long-Haired Men' of the West"

02576

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The Defeat of "Crazy Horse" by Colonel Miles, January, 1877

02577

Then He Very Slowly Turned Round in His Saddle and Stared back Steadily at Me. "There's Two of Them," He Said

02578

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Desperate Riding in the Cattle Country--A Cowpony Caught in a Gopher Hole

02579

Taken from illustration

The Pack-Horse Men Repelling an Attack by Indians

02580

The Up-River Men--Cordelling Boats on the Yellowstone

02581

Taken from illustration

"In the Supreme Court of His Heart He Had Filed a Protest Against Civilization"

02582

Taken from illustration

"Thar Weren't No Unseemly Laughin' Goin' on in the House"

02584

Taken from illustration

"Howdy, Pard!"

02585

The Apache Trail

02586

Evening on the Range

02587

Taken from illustration

Infantry Soldier

02588

"Your Soldier -- He Say"

02589

Taken from illustration

The Old Stage-Coach of the Plains

02590

Pembina Half-Breeds with Red River Carts

02591

A Prairie Schooner

02592

Taken from illustration

Uncle Sam's Cavalryman

02593

Taken from illustration

"My Second Shot Sent Him Lining Out after His Brother"

02594

The Adobe Ranch Where the Fight Took Place

02595

Taken from illustration

Colonel Simms

02596

In the Desert--Don Gomez and His Lancers at the Ochoa Spring

02597

The Old Texan

02598

The Trailer

02599

Taken from illustration