Remington Catalogue

On the Edge of a Slough

01757

Taken from illustration

A Running Bucker

01967

Taken from illustration

A “Sun Fisher”

01968

Taken from illustration

A Practice March in Texas

02022

Taken from illustration

Untitled (mule)

02037

The Crazy Horse Fight

02046

Mounting the Infantry on Captured Ponies

02054

Taken from illustration

A Type of Border Soldier

02076

Taken from illustration

Supper in the Corral

02099

His Bag

02103

Prisoners Drawing Their Beans

02109

Texas Rangers Holding Up Chaparral Bandits

02111

Taken from illustration

A “Wind Jammer”

02115

Untitled (“Vagabonding with the Tenth Horse,” headpiece, cossack post)

02119

Wrapped in Their “Slickers”

02121

Taken from illustration

The Half-Wild Cattle Came Down from the Hills

02122

Paddling the Wounded British Officer

02126

The Storming of Ticonderoga

02127

Taken from illustration

The Arrest of the Scout

02128

Natastale

02130

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The Advance

02133

Jumping on to a Horse

02136

A Blackfoot, c. 1897

02140

Cowboy, c. 1897

02142

Study of a Hunter, c. 1897

02145

The Cavalry Cook with Water

02158

A Cheyenne Warrior

02160

Taken from illustration

A Citadel of the Plains

02161

Taken from illustration

Cow Pony Pathos

02164

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Cowboy Leading Calf

02165

A Crow Scout

02167

Fight over a Water Hole

02168

Forsythe’s Fight on the Republican River, 1868–The Charge of Roman Nose

02169

Taken from illustration

The Gold Bug

02171

A Government Pack Train

02172

Taken from illustration

A Greaser

02174

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Her Calf

02176

High Finance at the Cross-Roads

02177

The Hungry Winter

02180

The Indian Soldier

02182

Mexican Vaqueros Breaking a “Bronc”

02183

A Misdeal

02184

The Missionary and the Medicine Man

02185

Nez Perce Indian

02188

Taken from illustration

An Overland Station: Indians Coming in with the Stage

02191

Protecting a Wagon Train

02193

Taken from illustration

The Punchers

02194

A Reservation Indian

02195

Riding Herd in the Rain

02196

Satisfying the Demands of Justice: The Head

02198

Taken from illustration

A Scout, 1868

02199

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Solitude

02211

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The Squaw Pony

02212

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U.S. Cavalry Officer on Campaign

02215

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U.S. Dragoon, ’47

02216

Taken from illustration

The Well in the Desert

02219

When His Heart is Bad

02220

Taken from illustration

An Old-Time Hunter

02223

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A Pack Train to Santa Fe, 1820

02224

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Cherokee Hall

02231

Taken from illustration

Doc Peets

02233

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

02235

Taken from illustration

The Old Cattleman

02238

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Old Man Enright

02239

Taken from illustration

Old Monte

02240

Tarpon-Fishing in Florida–The Jump

02280

Taken from illustration

After the Dull Knife Fight

02281

The Brave Cheyennes Were Running through the Frosty Hills

02282

“The Horses Assembled in a Side Canon”

02283

Taken from illustration

“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

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

02290

In the Hands of the Camp Barber at Tampa

02298

Loading Battery and Cavalry Horses on the Transports

02299

Scream of Shrapnel at San Juan Hill, Cuba

02303

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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Hurdling on Three Horses, United States Regular Cavalry

02321

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

02322

She Was Keep Off Jus’ Front of My Pony

02325

Un I Was Yell Terrible

02327

The Orderly Trumpeter Expecting the Orders to Embark

02337

Taken from illustration

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

02342

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Captain Arthur H. Lee, R. A., Representing the British Army with the United States Forces at Tampa

02347

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With the Regulars at Port Tampa, Florida–Colored Troopers of the 9th U.S. Cavalry Taking Their Horses for a Dash into the Gulf

02350

“This Was a Fatal Embarquation”

02352

Brigadier-General Adna R. Chaffee, U.S. Vols., Commanding 2d Division, 5th Corps

02358

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Holding San Juan Hill, July 1

02369

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“He Sais He Weel Not Put de Woman on de Blanket”

02372

The Fight on Bear Island

02376

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At the Bloody Ford of the San Juan

02379

Captain Grimes’s [sic] Battery Going Up El Poso Hill

02381

“The Wounded, Going to the Rear, Cheered the Ammunition”

02384

Taken from illustration

Hardly Had the Doctor Loosened Lee’s Jacket than He Tried to Stand Up

02385

Taken from illustration

The Cabin

02386

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Caribou Track

02387