Festus Haggen Pins and Buttons
Description: Beloved western character, Festus Haggen, with his take on how to deal with "slipperty" men.
Festus Haggen quote on Slipperty Men Pin
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Description: Beloved western character, Festus Haggen, with a classic quip spoken to Doc Adams. Great for western fans and cow pokes who love how Festus would spout his wisdom on the problems of the world.
Funny Festus Haggen Quote on Being Ornery Pin
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Description: Great for western fans and cow pokes who love how Festus would spout his wisdom on the problems of the world.
Funny Festus Haggen Quote on Being Sour Pin
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Description: Beloved western character, Festus Haggen, with his take on how learning something new every day will make you smarter. Great for western fans and cow pokes who love how Festus would spout his wisdom on the problems of the world.
Funny Festus Haggen Quote on Learning Pin
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Description: Beloved western character, Festus Haggen, with a classic quip about men who don't like dogs.
Festus Haggen on Men Who Don't Like Dogs Pin
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Description: Gunsmoke is an American radio and television Western drama series created by director Norman Macdonnell and writer John Meston. It centered on Dodge City, Kansas, in the 1870s, during the settlement of the American West. The central character is lawman Marshal Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad on radio and James Arness on television.
Description: Festus Haggen is one of the most iconic characters from the classic TV Western Gunsmoke, famously portrayed by actor and singer Ken Curtis. Introduced in the 1962 episode "Us Haggens", Festus initially arrived in Dodge City to avenge his twin brother's death. He eventually became Marshal Matt Dillon's fiercely loyal, permanent deputy marshal and the structural heart of the series from 1964 until its finale in 1975.
