1) Framed tintype of a man in fine civilian clothes standing next to a column, with a Remington double-action percussion belt model revolver on the pillar beside him. The case measures 4 1/4 inches tall and 3 1/8 inches wide. 2) Carte de visite-style photograph of a well dressed man holding a Remington revolver. Taped to the back is a reduced-scale letter from the Buffalo Bill Historical Center identifying the subject as Barney "Idaho Bill" Pearson, a ranch owner in the Snake River Valley and associate of Gordon "Pawnee Bill" Lilly and other frontiersmen. 3) Photo card of two men in hats, each with a Remington hammer shotgun, a belt of shotshells and a pair of revolvers tucked into their belts. The bottom of the card is marked for Fritz of Fremont, Nebraska, with handwritten notes on the back. 4) A hardback copy of "Remington Double Shotguns" signed by the author Charles G. Semmer. Consignor states these are from the Jay Huber collection.