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Title: Battle of Pueblo de Toas

Title: Indian bandits forced the Army to increase armed guards for all transportation
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Company D's camp station on the headwaters of the San Saba
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Ft. Union from the hill
Date: 1850 (approximate)

Title: Oklahoma National Guardsmen, United States Indian Agents and possemen
Date: 1909

Title: [soldier with sword]
Date: 1895 (approximate)
Photographer: Goss, E. L.

Title: [Portrait of two soldiers]
Date: 1890 (approximate)

Title: An officer posing with his .44 rimfire Henry repeating rifle
Date: 1860 (approximate)

Title: Ft. Stevenson, 1867 Wate Wagon
Date: 1867

Title: Officers of the 7th Cavalry pose with a Spencer carbine (left), and a 16-shot Henry rifle (right)
Date: 1860 (approximate)

Title: Dragoon officer of the 1850s in full dress uniform
Date: 1850 (approximate)

Title: Group of officers sitting on veranda of "Old Bedlam" photo taken in 1864
Date: 1864

Title: [Photograph of an unknown man]
Date: 1865 (approximate)

Title: [Officer posed with sword]
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Lieutenant Jeb Stuart was wounded by an Indian pepperbox in 1857
Date: 1860 (approximate)

Title: General Stanley, circa 1890
Date: 1890 (approximate)

Title: General Crook
Date: 1870 (approximate)

Title: Lieutenant Grummond's cavalry fought hand to hand with the Indians before seeking cover
Date: 1866 (approximate)

Title: [Portrait of soldier with three stripes]
Date: 1890 (approximate)
Photographer: Harper & Company

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

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