Reference: Hassrick, Peter H., and Melissa J. Webster. Frederic Remington, a Catalogue Raisonne, Vol. 1, 1995

Illustrations:

“Hand me That Gaff” (It’s Fish We’re After, altern.), c. 1887

He Curses the Apaches, c. 1887

“He Was Dragged Some Distance off the Road”, c. 1887

Untitled (“One Touch of Nature,” lynching party; He’d Steal Every Critter, altern.), 1887

Home, sweet Home. (composite sketches from: Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier), c. 1887

Horse Raising in the Northwest, 1887-1889 (reference photograph)

“The Horses and Mules Are Down Toward the Bottom of the Valley”, 1886

A Hot Race in the Rocky Mountains. Illustrating the Snow-Shoe Used by the Gunnison Country Snow-Shoe Club, 1886 (missing image)

A Hot Trail. (composite sketch from: Uncle Sam’s Last Indian War – Sketches with the United States Troops in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Old Mexico), 1886-1887

Infantryman (composite sketch from: Uncle Sam’s Last Indian War – Sketches with the United States Troops in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Old Mexico), 1886-1887

The Infantry Water-Guard. (composite sketch from: Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

The Innocent Cause of This Pomp and Circumstances (composite sketch from: Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

In The Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians, 1887

In Winter Costume. (In The Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians), 1887

“Indians Were Seen to Fall and Be Dragged Back out of Fire”, c. 1887

The Island of Death (Custer’s Last Fight, altern.), c. 1887

“The Jack Was Bearing Nearly onto Me”, c. 1887

Jcails and Hen-coop – Coyte-proof. (composite sketch from: Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier), 1886-1887

Jim Bridger, the Veteran Mountaineer, c. 1887

Killing the Old Man, c. 1887

“Landed on the Other Side with a Dull Thud”, c. 1887

Lake Trout (Salveliaus Namacush), c. 1887

The Last Shot, c. 1887

“Little Bat” Takes General Whipple and Party to the Edge of the Cliff (Shooting Down a Precipice, altern.), c. 1887

The Lookout, c. 1887

Untitled (“A Medieval Romance of the 19^th Century,” headpiece of three heads; Three Heads, altern.), 1887

Merry Christmas, c. 1887

The Messenger, 1887

A Mexican Made a Fight from behind a Tree, c. 1887

Military Brotherhood, c. 1887

Military Telegraph Station and Courier, (composite sketch from: Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

“Moving the Crops.” (composite sketch from: Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier), 1886-1887

My Shot, c. 1887

Negroes From Their Own Picket-Line, 1887

The Noonday Halt, c. 1887

The Noonday Halt of the Wagon Train, c. 1887

The Officer’s Dress – A New-Comer for a Call, 1887

“The Old Gray Walls All Round the Patio”, 1886-1887 (missing image)

“Old John”, c. 1887

“Old John Went to the Front and Stayed There to the End”, c. 1887

On the March, c. 1887

One of the Boys, 1887

“One of the Pack-Mules Turned a Somersault”, c. 1887

Out Numbered But Not Outdone, c. 1887

Pack Mules. (composite sketch from: Uncle Sam’s Last Indian War-Sketches with the United States Troops in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Old Mexico), 1886-1887

Peace + Oats. (Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

“Pehurreetar” – an Old Man. (composite sketch from: Sketch Among the Papagoes of San Xavier), 1886-1887

Pima Indians Convoying a Silver Train in Mexico, c. 1887

Preparing to Move. (composite sketch from: In the Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians), 1887

Pulling a Cow out of the Mud, 1887

A Quarrel over Cards – A Sketch from a New Mexican Ranch, c. 1887

The Race, c. 1887

A Ranch Guard in Arizona. (composite sketch from: In the Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians), 1887

Reading the Orders, c. 1887

Ready for the Start (Return of a Blackfoot War Party, 1887

The Rope Corral, 1887

San Xavier del Bac. (composite sketch from: Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier), 1886-1887

Scouts. (composite sketch from: Uncle Sam’s Last Indian War-Sketches with the United States Troops in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Old Mexico), 1886-1887

“Seeing a Large Rock Near, I Tided My Horse Behind It” (Sudden Appearance of 4 Delawares and a Bear, altern.), c. 1887

The Seminole Half-Bread, c. 1887

“The Sergeant Had Lassoed Him with His Straw Hat”, c. 1887