Remington Catalogue

Attack on the Supply Train

00018

Battle of Beecher’s Island

00019

Cowboys on a Cattle Thief’s Trail

00026

Lone Cowboy

00029

Signaling the Main Command

00041

Heading the Drove

00044.2

The Cavalry Picket

00059

Cavalryman

00079

Return of a Blackfoot War Party

00085

Burning the Range

00161

Crow Indians Firing into the Agency

00171

Cattle Drifting before the Storm

00180

Comanche Brave

00199

Cow and Bull Elk

00200

The Cow Pony

00201

“Gus Thomas”

00202

Mexican Soldier

00205

Stampeding the Wagon Train Horses

00211

Sundance

00215

Miners Prospecting for Gold

00220

Mule Train Crossing the Sierras

00221

“Tom Kicked Away the Stirrups and Grasped the Low Branch of a Live-Oak Tree”

00278

Waneepah

00283

The Round-Up

00291

“Hands Up!”–The Capture of Finnegan

00304

An Ox Train in the Mountains

00320

The First Shot

00323

In a Cañon of the Coeur D’Alene

00324

Our Elk Outfit at the Ford

00327

Down Brakes!

00333

The Mare Defends Her Colt

00354

Unwelcome Visitors

00357

A Fugitive

00363

Her First Muskallonge

00368

Lieutenant Carter P. Johnson

00401

A Texan Pony

00409

A Six-Fathom Canoe Bound North–Sketches from the Shore of Lake Superior

00415

A Blackfoot Indian

00420

Cavalryman of the Line, Mexico

00422

A Dash for the Timber

00423

Prospecting for Cattle Range

00430

A Tumble from the Trail

00448

Cheyenne Scouts Patrolling the Big Timber of the North Canadian, Oklahoma

00452

Following a Trail

00458

A Bull-Fight in Mexico

00461

In the Betting-Ring

00477

A Cheyenne Camp

00498

Cavalry in an Arizona Sand-Storm

00502

Drum Corps

00524

“Thrust His Lance Through His Body and Rode Him Down”

00550

Cow-Boys Coming to Town for Christmas

00552

And Her Lovers, the Rejected, . . . Handsome Men with Paint and Feathers

00558

Glared Like Ishkoodah, the Comet, Like the Star with Fiery Tresses

00669

Like a Ghost That Goes at Sunrise He Beheld a Maiden Walking

00739

Pitched It Sheer into the River . . . Where It Still Is Seen in the Summer

00789

Then, Upon One Knee Uprising, Hiawatha Aimed an Arrow

00878

“We Packed Our Mules in the Corral of the Hotel”

00953

Taken from illustration

An Indian Trapper

00981

Conjuring Back the Buffalo

00982

The Advance Guardsman

00984

The Buffalo Hunt

00989

Bugler on Campaign

00990

End of the Trail

00994

Past All Surgery

00999

Self-Portrait on a Horse

01002

Hunting the Caribou–“Shoot! Shoot!”

01011

“As We Went Onward We Discovered How Considerable the City Was That Here Lay Submerged”

01013

The Charge on the Sun-Pole

01024

Canadian Mounted Police on a Winter Expedition

01032

“His Huge Antagonist Was Held Still By a Wonder That Was Born Half of Admiration and Half of Awe”

01036

Ox Cart, Traiguen

01075

A Vaquero

01076

Splitting the Herd

01085

Foot-Ball–Collision at the Ropes

01099

General Miles and His Escort

01107

Ideal Uniform for Indian Soldier

01125

Taken from illustration

Lieutenant Casey, Commandant of Cheyenne Scouts

01127

Lieutenant S. C. Robertson, Chief of the Crow Scouts

01129

The Last Stand

01134

Infantryman in Field Costume

01140

An Old-Time Northern Plains Indian

01149

Canadian Mounted Police

01152

Indian Scout with Lost Troop Horse

01153

Gentleman Rider on the Paseo de la Reforma

01163

A Fantasy from the Pony War Dance

01180

“Boots and Saddles”

01187

Cavalry Officer in Campaign Dress

01188

Dismounted–The Fourth Troopers Moving the Led Horses

01189

The Potlatch

01198

Mexican Pony–Piedras Negras

01211

Mounted Indian Scout

01212

The Scouting Party

01213

Scouts Climbing a Mountain

01214

Two Horses at a Pool

01216

A Brush with the Redskins

01240

A Sunday Afternoon Sport

01242