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| The Fayetteville Generals were in existence from 1986-1996 and this is the cap logo they rocked for the majority of that time. I'm not a Detroit Tigers fan by any means but I am a big fan of the stars and Old English lettering. |
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| The Generals switched to grey underbrims in 1994, so this hat is from somewhere between 1991 and 1993. I doubt a fitted version of this cap exists but you better believe I'm hunting for it just in case! |
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| Still in disbelief that a hat that is at least 25 years old has made it's way into my possession with the tags still on it. What a world! |
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| I chose this card because 1991 was the year the Generals swapped out the all-white "F" and stars for orange with white outlines. I'm also showing this card because the guy's name is Rich Bombard and that just sounds cool. |
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| Here's a card from 1992. I chose this one because the name Bob Undorf sounds like your typical old-time sounding baseball player. He also looks like a guy from the 1950's but he also looks like Scott Aldred. |
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| I remember Scott Aldred being cuddly as a cactus when I tried to get him to sign cards when the Toledo Mud Hens came to play my hometown Norfolk Tides. Maybe he was less surly for the autograph hounds in Toledo. |
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| Now this smiling face would not turn down a pre-teen's autograph request. Apparently the photographer used for this 1990 ProCards Fayetteville Generals team set took every single photo in front of the 400 ft mark of the outfield wall. If I was a pitcher, I might have objected to that. |
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