Remington Catalogue

The Essex Trooper

02388

Taken from illustration

Ice-Fishing

02390

Taken from illustration

The Old Yale Stroke

02391

Taken from illustration

The Seriousness of Four Feet of Snow

02392

Taken from illustration

Untitled ("The White Forest," headpiece, head of guide)

02393

Taken from illustration

Untitled ("The White Forest," headpiece, two men dragging toboggans through the forest

02394

Field Hospital at the "Bloody Ford" of San Juan Creek

02395

Taken from illustration

Charge of the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill

02397

"This Is Where Them Injuns Is Light-Minded"

02398

Taken from illustration

Missing

02403

In the Limelight

02409

"Five Thousand Dollar Reward, Dead or Alive!,"

02410

Taken from illustration

The Return of Gomez to Havana

02411

"A First-Class Fighting Man"

02412

The Night Patrol

02415

Taken from illustration

Under Which King?

02417

Santiago Bandits

02425

Taken from illustration

"Couriers Carried This Appeal Throughout the Country"

02426

Taken from illustration

The Philippines--Brigadier-General Lloyd Wheaton, U. S. V., Ordering the Advance at Stone Quarry Hill, March 13

02427

The Rainy Season in the Philippines--Soldiers Messing

02428

Taken from illustration

The Philippines--American Soldiers Swimming to an Assault on the Insurgent Intrenchments

02429

Taken from illustration

"We Discovered in a Little Ravine Three Men Lying Dead with Their Bodies Full of Arrows"

02434

Taken from illustration

Armed Neutrality in Cuba

02435

Taken from illustration

Major-General Henry W. Lawton, U. S. V. Leader of the Expeditions South and North of Manila--Against Santa Cruz and San Isidro

02436

Taken from illustration

In the Philippines--A Bayonet Rush of United States Troops

02437

"A Beautiful Fight Ensued"

02438

Taken from illustration

"The Three Bandits Were Led Back Into the Path"

02439

Trooper Jackson

02440

Taken from illustration

How the Horses Died for Their Country at Santiago

02442

"And the Soldiers Fired Many Shots at Me"

02443

Taken from illustration

"This Was the First I Felt of War"

02444

Taken from illustration

"The Buffalo-Hunters Knew by the 'Sign' on the Trail"

02447

Taken from illustration

"No, I'm Not Loco,"

02448

"This Is the Way It Began"

02450

Taken from illustration

Schooling Hunters for the Horse Show

02451

Taken from illustration

Jack Stilwell

02452

Taken from illustration

They Found Themselves in Close Proximity to the Lower End of the Sioux Village

02453

Taken from illustration

Untitled ("How Stilwell Sold Out," headpiece)

02455

Taken from illustration

Going to the Celebration

02463

Taken from illustration

"'I Reckon Ye Got the Man All Right'" 

02464

Taken from illustration

"These Are the Motions That Make a Bronco-Buster's Life Shorter"

02465

Taken from illustration

"Stop--Stop That, Dan!"

02467

Taken from illustration

"'Afraid!' He Sneered"

02472

Taken from illustration

The Frog-Story

02473

Taken from illustration

"Have Your Bottle, Then"

02474

"Poker? With Them Kittens?"

02475

Taken from illustration

Questionable Companionship

02476

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

02492

Taken from illustration

The Frozen Sheep-Herder

02495

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

02496

Taken from illustration

Working Snow-Bound Ponies out of the Mountains

02498

Taken from illustration

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

02500

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

02501

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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

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

Kit Carson Bringing Navajo Prisoner into Taos, c. 1901

02532

The Medicine Song, 1901

02533

The Night Herd, 1901

02534

The Rescue

02545

Taken from illustration

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

02546

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

02547

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

02550

Taken from illustration

"'Billy, I Find Him Dog . . . '"

02552

Taken from illustration

The Burial of Keno

02553

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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 Last

02564

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A Post Office in the "Cow Country"

02566

Smugglers Attacked by Mexican Customs Guards

02568

The Pack-Horse Men Repelling an Attack by Indians

02580

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

02581

Taken from illustration

The Apache Trail

02586

Evening on the Range

02587

Taken from illustration

"Your Soldier -- He Say"

02589

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Pembina Half-Breeds with Red River Carts

02591

The Attack on the Overland Coach

02606

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A Reconnaissance in the Moonlight

02692

A Courier's Halt to Feed

02693

His First Lesson

02702

An Arizona Water Hole

02703

Change of Ownership

02708