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Title: Indian Wars soldier, in Infantry dress uniform
Date: 1885
Photographer: Baker & Johnston

Title: [Three Fort Riley, Kansas cavalry soldiers in uniform]
Date: 1895 (approximate)
Photographer: York & Co.

Title: [Portrait of soldier in uniform]
Photographer: Brady National Photographic Art Gallery

Title: Fred Thompson [sic] carrying wounded soldier
Date: 1920 (approximate)
Photographer: Exhibit Supply Company

Title: Indian Wars soldiers with wives
Date: 1889

Title: Chaplain T. G. Steward is shown at the left end of the top row in a photograph of officers
Date: 1894

Title: Soldier with rifle and bayonet posing with American flag
Date: 1881 (approximate)
Photographer: Johnson

Title: African American soldier with bayoneted rifle
Date: 1890 (approximate)
Photographer: World's Fair Photo View Co.

Title: Buffalo Bill leading soldiers through the bad lands
Date: 1926 (approximate)
Photographer: Exhibit Supply Company

Title: [Standing portrait of infantry trooper wearing uniform holding a Springfield rifle]
Date: 1895 (approximate)
Photographer: Schwichtenberg, H. E.

Title: "Rough Riders" filling belts with Cartridges.
Date: 1898
Photographer: Underwood & Underwood

Title: Erwischt
Date: 1925
Photographer: Madlener, Josef

Title: Lieutenant John L. Bullis led the scouts in Texas during the 1870s from his base at Fort Clark
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: General Scotts victorious entry into the city of Mexico Sept 14, 1847
Date: 1847

Title: Second Lieutenant Henry Flipper was the first Negro officer to be graduated from West Point
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Fort Harker, from here Curly Marshal[sic] went to Wichita, where he sat up his horse stealing gang
Date: 1875 (approximate)

Title: Scene at Fort Sumner, N.M. about 1868, showing Indians at the fort, with troopers looking on
Date: 1868

Title: Thomas Ward Custrer & his 2 Medals of Honor, ca.1870
Date: 1870 (approximate)
Photographer: Guhlman

Title: Rough Rider officers, Tampa, Florida, 1898
Date: 1898

Title: Colonel Henry B. Carrington of the 18th U. S. Infantry commanded the garrison at Fort Phil Kearny
Date: 1860 (approximate)

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