I appreciated the Little Falls hat, because the hat insignia, like all the Mets uniform fonts, was invented just for the team's purposes. (Actually, that's not entirely true. The hat insignia was a font invented just for the Giants' purposes.) What makes that cool is that anybody who wants to use those fonts to spell out anything besides "NY," "New York," or "Mets," has to create the lettering on their own, backward engineering to try to come up with a "K" (for instance) that is consistent with the Mets "N." I'm sure more than a few have tried to do the whole alphabet in those fonts, but nothing official has been produced, or at least, nothing the team has validated as official and authentic. At least, not that I've seen. And so, various pro and amateur graphic designers have done their best on their own, with varying levels of success. (Although, it would be great if the Mets released their own definitive versions.) Little Falls version is neither a great nor a terrible attempt — kudos for making the bottom of the L do double-duty as the middle lash on the F — but at the same time, it comes out as only one or two quick strokes short of a swastika. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/cb/26/3c/cb263ceec5c1b08db89a4da82ce6001d.png> https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/pnMAAOSwl05epfoy/s-l300.jpg> https://www.tcdb.com/Images/Cards/Baseball/71756/71756-5171516Fr.jpg> https://www.tcdb.com/Images/Cards/Baseball/71718/71718-5165984Fr.jpg> https://i.pinimg.com/474x/0f/d0/41/0fd041e32d86cba3c9867183dc732e22.jpg> https://img.comc.com/i/Baseball/1988/Bill-Pucko-Little-Falls-Mets---Base/24/Anthony-Young.jpg?id=9e181976-74ce-446d-bf5e-5dda60701b76&size=original> Sadly, that bottom-middle guy — Lee May, Jr. — wasn't around for those halcyon days of that trick with the L and the F. AY wasn't either, from the looks of it.