REMINGTON 1903 (NOT 1903 MODIFIED) SER. #3039800

LOT (5) INDIAN VOLS. INCL. "AMONG THE REDSKINS" 1870, "CAPTURED BY THE NAVAJOS"; 1904, "A DAUGHTER OF THE SIOUX REMINGTON" 1903, "AMONG THE IROQUOIS" 1892, "SITTING BULL AND THE INDIAN WAR" 1891

Pony Tracks written and illustrated by Frederic Remington. 1903. Harper and Brothers, New York and London. 269 pp. Bookstore sticker inside back cover. Illustrated paper cover with cloth spine. Measur

1903 Remington casting of Bronze Fur Trapper. "The Mountain Man" Excellent Condition. 28 1/2 inches tall.

Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909). "Oo-Yah!" [aka "Howdy Pard"], "The Last Shot", and "At Last." Three chromolithographs from "Done in the Open" (New York: P. F. Collier & Son, 1903) - a collab

Frederic Remington, (4) chromo-lithographs, 1903, Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909), including "His First Lesson", "Caught in the Circle", "Evening On A Canadian Lake", "Caught in the Circle",

"Remington No. 9", 1903 Rarer model of the American upstroke machine with shift and wood typebars, serial no. 9465. - Good condition! "Remington No. 9", 1903 Seltenes Modell der amerikanischen Unte

1903 Frederick Remington ART Cowboys & INDIANS Done in the Open American West Done in the Open is a fascinating, early 20th-century collection of outdoor sketches by Frederick Remington. Remington was

1903 Frederick Remington ART Cowboys & INDIANS Done in the Open American West ‘Done in the Open’ is a fascinating, early 20th-century collection of outdoor sketches by Frederick Remington. Remingt

1903 Frederick Remington ART Cowboys & INDIANS Done in the Open American West Done in the Open is a fascinating, early 20th-century collection of outdoor sketches by Frederick Remington. Remington was

Dated in LL 1903. Frame 22"x13".

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON (AMERICAN, 1861-1909) BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 28", W 15", "MOUNTAIN MAN" A bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington's "Mountain Man" (1903). Artist's signature and copyright to t

A large bronze western art equine sculpture. A figural work after "The Mountain Man," the original created in 1903, by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Presented on an oblong marble base with metal nam

Picture of Custer's Last Stand, copyright 1903 by Frederick Remington, 17.5 in. T, 22.5 in. W.

Twenty brochures from 1897-1909 incl 1897 Whitney (small 4 pg), 1899 Oakman, 12 pg, 1901 Gasmobile, 1903 Fulton horse drawn, 1901,1902 Remington, Kidder and Prescott steam and others as shown

Patinated bronze statue on marble, "Mountain Man," after the original Frederic Sackrider Remington (American, 1861-1909) sculpture modeled in 1903, bronze: approx 27"h, overall with marble base: appro

A Finely Cast Frederic Remington Bronze Signed, Stamped "JOHN HAY SECRETARY OF STATE 1903" ohn Milton Hay was an American statesman and official whose career in government stretched over almost half a

After Frederic Remington Bronze Sculpture Mountain Man Statue - Mountain Man was Remington’s 9th bronze and was completed in 1903. It’s subject is of an old Iroquois trapper and horse d

After Frederic Remington (American 1861-1909), patinated and parcel gilt bronze "The Mountain Man," original 1903, depicting a buckskin clad trapper descending a steep mountain slope on his horse, sig

After Frederic Sackrider Remington (American,1861-1909), "The Mountain Man"-originally cast in 1903, patinated bronze figural sculpture, naturalistic base with "Copyright by Frederick Remington" above

(American 1861-1909) Bronze with blackish green patination, signed, 22 x 20 including green 1 ¼" oval marble base. Verso on base marked "Dedicated to John Hay Secretary of State 1903". In his qu

After Frederic Remington (American 1861-1909), "The Mountain Man, " original 1903, patinated and parcel gilt bronze, depicting a buckskin clad trapper descending a steep mountain slope on his horse, m

After Frederic Remington (American 1861-1909), "The Mountain Man, " original 1903, patinated and parcel gilt bronze, depicting a buckskin clad trapper descending a steep mountain slope on his horse, m

This is a very fine first edition of "A Daughter of the Sioux" written by Gen. Charles King and published in 1903 by The Hobart Company. It is illustrated by Frederick Remington and Edwin Willard Demi

Measurements: 22.5 in L x 19.5 in - A New Year on the Cimarron (1903). Museum of Fine Arts, Houston