Remington Catalogue

Attack on the Supply Train

00018

Sunday Morning Toilet on the Ranch

00036

Signaling the Main Command

00041

Sundance

00215

Mule Train Crossing the Sierras

00221

The Capture of the German

00302

On Guard at Night

00306

An Ox Train in the Mountains

00320

The First Shot

00323

Unwelcome Visitors

00357

Khe-he-ashtie Regarding the Caricature of his Squaw

00377

Lieutenant Carter P. Johnson

00401

Lieut. Johnson–10th Cav–

00402

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

00415

Heralding the Sunrise

00416

A Peril of the Plains

00419

Prospecting for Cattle Range

00430

Hunting the Prong-Horn Antelope in California

00438

Taken from illustration

Waiting for the Beef Issue

00500

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

00789

Warrior, 1889

00929

Questionable Companionship

00963

Conjuring Back the Buffalo

00982

The Buffalo Hunt

00989

Selling Buffalo Horns, Canadian Pacific

01003

“And With a Dexterous Cast of This Improvised Lasso Set the Loop of It about El Sabio’s Neck” ( altern.), 1890

01014

A Steady Goer

01021

The Charge on the Sun-Pole

01024

Trout-Fishing Through the Ice in the Canadian Wilderness

01030

The Navajo Indians

01052

A Recruit from Civilization

01084

The Governor’s Equipage

01101

Canadian Mounted Police

01152

On the March–The Advance Guard

01157

The Mess Tent at Night

01175

Opening of the Soldier Clan Dance

01183

The Romantic Adventure of Old Sun’s Wife

01184

Unhorsed

01192

An Ideal of the Coast

01195

The Trooper

01215

Chis-Chis-Chash Scout on the Flanks

01225

“Two Ghosts I Saw”

01227

A Brush with the Redskins

01240

A Sunday Afternoon Sport

01242

Mexican Doorways

01258

Infantry Covering the Withdrawal of Cavalry

01271

Merry Christmas in a Sibley Tepee

01309

Courrier [sic] du Bois

01320

Painting the Robe

01322

Pack-Pony

01433

Paul Dorion

01434

On the Big Horn

01463

Troop L, First Cavalry–In Double Column of Fours: “Raise Sabre!”

01479

Gathering the Rope

01506

Reaction Equals Action

01508

Arrest of a Poacher in the Forest

01608

A “Trakehner” Horse-Wrangler

01619

A Fractious Pony

01630

Mexican Haciendero

01644

The Music at the “Baile”

01709

Mounting a Wild One

01741

Getting Grub

01763

Meal Time

01772

A Sketch in Mulberry Bend: The Italian Quarter

01799

Illinois National Guards Picket in the Streets of Chicago at Night

01839

Captain Luther R. Hare, 7th Cavalry

01841

Col. R.E.A. Crofton, 15th Infantry. Commander of Troops on the Lake Front

01842

Leaving the Canon

01874

Timber-Topping in the Rockies

01939

A Cracker Cowboy

01995

Fighting Over a Stolen Herd

01996

The Fall of the Cow-boy

02004

The Last Cavalier

02005

There Was No Flora McIvor

02007

Holding Up the Pay Escort

02009

Custer’s Last Charge

02042

The Crazy Horse Fight

02046

Hasty Intrenchment Drill in the United States Army

02094

“White Man’s Big Sunday”–Indian Visitors on Thanksgiving Day

02106

The Borderland of the Other Tribe

02156

The Gold Bug

02171

Mexican Vaqueros Breaking a “Bronc”

02183

A Misdeal

02184

An Overland Station: Indians Coming in with the Stage

02191

Riding Herd in the Rain

02196

“An’ They Leaves Him Thar on the Trail”

02230

Old Monte

02240

Lin McLean

02293

In the Hands of the Camp Barber at Tampa

02298

Loading Battery and Cavalry Horses on the Transports

02299

Lying in the Road Before the Attack, San Juan

02300

Picket Line, Tampa, Florida

02302

War Correspondents Buying Horses in Front of the Tampa Bay Hotel

02308

She Was Keep Off Jus’ Front of My Pony

02325

Marching Thro’ Cuba

02343

At the Bloody Ford of the San Juan

02379