Actor David Canary. Great character actor. This was a still from a 1967 episode. Never missed it when I was a kid.
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Haha, I initially zoomed in on the Morgan around his neck!😂
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That hat was definitely designed for windy areas! Probably could handle a ‘dust devil’ or two!😉
All my searches say Gunsmoke was set "after the Civil War" and "during the 1870's, not that it necessarily ran 20 some years from the start to finish which would mean it ended in the 1880's. That means those Morgans are either 1878's or 1879's.
With the sleuths that hang their hats here all it would take is a good, clear close-up and somebody would be able to tell the date(s) even from the reverses!!
@Maywood said:
All my searches say Gunsmoke was set "after the Civil War" and "during the 1870's, not that it necessarily ran 20 some years from the start to finish which would mean it ended in the 1880's. That means those Morgans are either 1878's or 1879's.
With the sleuths that hang their hats here all it would take is a good, clear close-up and somebody would be able to tell the date(s) even from the reverses!!
That or scour sleazy pawn shops for Morgans with two holes at 3 and 9 o'clock.
Back in the day, we only had a 3 station TV and "Gunsmoke" wasn't one of my parents favorites and I was usually out running around anyway AND there was no way to record them back then. So I'm having a ball recording and viewing all of the episodes I can now.
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@Lazybones said:
Actor David Canary. Great character actor. This was a still from a 1967 episode. Never missed it when I was a kid.
Sorry. that's not David Canary. He was in a 2-parter on Gunsmoke, but never had that hat on.
Picture looks more like Charles Dierkop. Little pug nosed guy in a few Gunsmokes as well as a lot of TV and movies. Had a role in "The Sting" working for Robert Shaw.
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You are absolutely correct! I have always confused those two.
USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
Gunsmoke had a 20 year run, still one of the longest in TV history. On TV Land here as well as ME TV.
Innumerable scenes over the long run of the show with the desperado tossing a silver dollar on the bar in the Long Branch & Sam (or Miss Kitty) giving him a bottle of whiskey.
One of the best! I often saw a cowboy toss coins down on the bar and wondered the denomination of it. Was it a quarter? Or did they use a modern coin? It sure had a familiar ring to it, like silver!
Anyway, I miss ya Matt Dillon! My hero among many of that era! I still record old episodes.
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Actor David Canary. Great character actor. This was a still from a 1967 episode. Never missed it when I was a kid.
USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
Thought Canary was a Bonanza guy. But the Cartwrights were Civil War era so the coins would not have worked.
That's some bad hat, Harry (Dave).
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I'll bet the weight of all that silver kept that hat on his head!
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Some cowboys wore a 10 gallon hat and some cowboys apparently wore a 10 dollars hat...
Is that a Morgan also hanging from his neck with reverse showing? That hat would def. be in place.
Well, just Love coins, period.
I believe it is.
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pernell roberts is the one from bonanza i believe as well
David Canary played Candy. Sort of a replacement for Hoss.
Haha, I initially zoomed in on the Morgan around his neck!😂
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That hat was definitely designed for windy areas! Probably could handle a ‘dust devil’ or two!😉
All my searches say Gunsmoke was set "after the Civil War" and "during the 1870's, not that it necessarily ran 20 some years from the start to finish which would mean it ended in the 1880's. That means those Morgans are either 1878's or 1879's.
With the sleuths that hang their hats here all it would take is a good, clear close-up and somebody would be able to tell the date(s) even from the reverses!!
Television played fast and loose with the facts. I remember a Gunsmoke episode with Saints clearly showing.
Yeah, Robert's was Adam and dropped out after a few years. Canary played Candy Canady in 90 plus episodes. He was in Gunsmoke for 2 episodes.
Bonanza was 1860's and Smoke was a decade later.
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That or scour sleazy pawn shops for Morgans with two holes at 3 and 9 o'clock.
They use 1892 Winchesters too! Still love the show.
There is a 1974 "Gunsmoke" episode "Trail of Bloodshed" which shows some silver dollars and gold double eagles on a table.
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Back in the day, we only had a 3 station TV and "Gunsmoke" wasn't one of my parents favorites and I was usually out running around anyway AND there was no way to record them back then. So I'm having a ball recording and viewing all of the episodes I can now.
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Sorry. that's not David Canary. He was in a 2-parter on Gunsmoke, but never had that hat on.
Picture looks more like Charles Dierkop. Little pug nosed guy in a few Gunsmokes as well as a lot of TV and movies. Had a role in "The Sting" working for Robert Shaw.
"The vaccines work,” Trump said, adding that the people who “get very sick and go to the hospital” are unvaccinated.
“Look, the results of the vaccine are very good, and if you do get it, it’s a very minor form,” Trump continued. “People aren’t dying when they take the vaccine.”
Do your part, America 💉😷
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You are absolutely correct! I have always confused those two.
USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
Gunsmoke is still on, it's on ME TV in my area.
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Gunsmoke had a 20 year run, still one of the longest in TV history. On TV Land here as well as ME TV.
Innumerable scenes over the long run of the show with the desperado tossing a silver dollar on the bar in the Long Branch & Sam (or Miss Kitty) giving him a bottle of whiskey.
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One of the best! I often saw a cowboy toss coins down on the bar and wondered the denomination of it. Was it a quarter? Or did they use a modern coin? It sure had a familiar ring to it, like silver!
Anyway, I miss ya Matt Dillon! My hero among many of that era! I still record old episodes.
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and two bottles of wine with 2 Suzi B's, and a Saci.
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