Mr. Met got into a wind-up on the front cover of a 1969 pocket schedule. Perhaps the cartoon mascot channeled his inner Tom Seaver, the Mets ace who won the NL Cy Young Award that season.

Heading somewhere for the weekend? Take the Mets with you! Star players Tommie Agee, Jerry Koosman and Ron Swoboda cavort with Mr. Met and Lady Met on a white-vinyl Mets-themed weekender bag.

Before they reached MLB, Mets players got their start on sandlots and with little leagues. Some aspiring players joined Alex Ochoa, coach Bruce Benedict and Alberto Castillo during a RGMV Kings clinic ...

Rise and shine with the Mets! This dishware set was decorated with the lovable franchise mascot, making it a perfect gift for the superfan. With a breakfast like this, you can’t lose today!

Mets fans needed some emotional support during the early years. The new National League club finished last or next-to-last in each of their first seven seasons, dropping at least 100 games in five of ...

Winter can be long with too much time spent indoors and too little baseball. So it’s a perfect time to bust out a Mets puzzle! How many icons and “institutions” does this early Mets souvenir jigsaw pu ...

Aside from his normal attire of a Mets cap and uniform, Mr. Met occasionally dressed in costume for special events. With sunglasses, a jean jacket and a slick hairdo, this version of Mr. Met harkened ...

Excitement over the 1969 World Series win went far and wide outside New York City. Fans could spread that joy through postcards with images from the hometown celebration.

With Games 1 and 2 victories on the road, the Mets ended the 1969 NLCS in a sweep by winning Game 3 at Shea Stadium. Nolan Ryan earned the win as the Mets rolled the Atlanta Braves, 7-4. The cost to w ...

A jigsaw puzzle featured some of the most memorable members of the 1969 Mets, including Tom “The Franchise” Seaver and manager Gil Hodges. Mr. Met was accompanied by his mascot partner Lady Met to com ...