Remington Catalogue

The Flag of Truce in the Indian War

00043

“Shot on Picket”

00047

Taken from illustration

“Abandoned”

00052

Taken from illustration

Return of a Blackfoot War Party

00085

Arrest of a Blackfeet Murderer

00183

Taken from illustration

The Last Lull in the Fight

00410

Taken from illustration

A Dash for the Timber

00423

Guard of the Rancheria

00425

Taken from illustration

“In the Bad Lands”

00428

Taken from illustration

A Mexican Ranchero

00429

Taken from illustration

Questionable Companionship

00431

Taken from illustration

The Frontier Trooper’s Thanatopsis

00453

A Mounted Policeman

00460

Taken from illustration

The Ambushed Picket

00469

Taken from illustration

Indian Horse-Race–Coming over the Scratch

00478

Bugler of Cavalry

00522

Cavalry of the Line

00523

Drum Corps

00524

Full-Dress Engineer

00525

A Regimental Scout

00530

Undress Engineer

00534

The Mexican Major

00964

On the Cattle Range–“What’s the Show for a Christmas Dinner, Chief?”

00979

Taken from illustration

An Indian Trapper

00981

Conjuring Back the Buffalo

00982

The Buffalo Hunt

00989

The Defiance

00993

Past All Surgery

00999

“A Shot at a Freighter.” Apaches, c. 1890

01004

The War Path

01009

Lieutenant Powhatan H. Clarke, Tenth Cavalry

01033

The Ascent of Mount Sir Donald by Members of the Swiss Alpine Club

01073

Taken from illustration

“I Am Ready–I Will Go”

01098

Taken from illustration

Foot-Ball–Collision at the Ropes

01099

Untitled (“A Race with the Idaho Robbers,” man on horseback)

01105

Taken from illustration

The Ghost Dance by the Ogallala Sioux at Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota

01112

Taken from illustration

The Ordeal in the Sun Dance Among the Blackfeet Indians

01122

Taken from illustration

The Last Stand

01134

In the Trenches at Pine Ridge

01135

Arrival of a Courier

01139

A Mounted Infantryman

01141

The Chinese Pilot: “That Is the United States”

01143

Taken from illustration

Dying of Thirst in the Desert

01144

Taken from illustration

Modern Comanche

01148

An Old-Time Northern Plains Indian

01149

The Travaux Pony

01150

Taken from illustration

A White Trapper

01151

Taken from illustration

Canadian Mounted Police

01152

Indian Scout with Lost Troop Horse

01153

Couriers

01155

Taken from illustration

Long-Tom Rifles on the Skirmish Line

01156

Untitled (“General Miles’s Indian Campaign,” two Indians looking over rocks)

01160

A Wounded War-Pony

01161

Cowboy Lighting the Range Fire

01162

Gentleman Rider on the Paseo de la Reforma

01163

The Indian Method of Breaking a Pony

01164

Taken from illustration

Man in Hunting Costume

01166

Jockeys

01167

Taken from illustration

Polo-Players

01168

Taken from illustration

A Southern Rider

01169

Taken from illustration

Dan Dunn on His Works

01170

Engineer on the Preliminary Survey

01171

Taken from illustration

Falling Monarchs, 1890-1891

01172

Taken from illustration

An Indian Canoe on the Columbia

01173

Jack Kirkup, the Mountain Sheriff

01174

Taken from illustration

The Mess Tent at Night

01175

A Sketch on the Work

01176

Taken from illustration

The Supply Train Over the Mountain

01177

Taken from illustration

“They Gained Erectness by Slow Jolts”

01178

Taken from illustration

“You’re Setting Your Nerves to Stand It”

01179

Taken from illustration

A Fantasy from the Pony War Dance

01180

“Boots and Saddles”

01187

Dismounted–The Fourth Troopers Moving the Led Horses

01189

The First of the Salmon Run, Fraser River

01193

Going to the Potlatch–Big Canoe, Northwest Coast

01194

Taken from illustration

An Ideal of the Coast

01195

Indian Salmon-Fishing in the Thrasher

01197

Taken from illustration

The Potlatch

01198

The Tschummum, or Tool Used in Making Canoes

01199

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Canada’s El Dorado,” deer and mountains)

01200

Taken from illustration

A Good Day’s Hunting in the Adirondacks

01201

The Advance-Guard, or the Military Sacrifice

01207

“Toro, Toro!”

01208

Taken from illustration

The Trooper

01215

The Opening of the Fight at Wounded Knee

01221

A United States Infantry Soldier in Winter Uniform

01222

Taken from illustration

United States Trooper in Winter Uniform

01223

Taken from illustration

The Wounding of Lieutenant Hawthorne–The Hotchkiss-Gun Playing on the Cave

01224

Taken from illustration

A Friendly Scout Signaling the Main Column

01232

General George Crook on the Trail

01233

A Government Scout

01234

Lieutenant Ross’s Attack

01236

Wounded Soldiers on an Escort Wagon

01238

Taken from illustration

Big Fishing–Indians Hauling Nets on Lake Nepigon

01241

Taken from illustration

Behind the Breastwork

01269

Taken from illustration

Captain Dodge’s Colored Troopers to the Rescue

01270