Oct. 18, 1964: Among the Boston Patriots who were missing a few teeth were (from left) defensive tackle Jim Lee Hunt, safety Ron Hall, and linebacker Lonnie Farmer.

Dec. 20, 1964: Players and officials checked the field, which was being cleared of snow before the game at Fenway Park. The game against the Buffalo Bills was delayed 35 minutes. The Bills beat the Patriots 24-14 and denied the 38,021 fans the chance to see the Boston Patriots win the championship of the American Football League's Eastern division.

July 20, 1967: "Pat the Patriot" logo adorned the helmets of the players as they listened to coach Mike Holovak. The orginal logo was the creation of Phil Bissell, a sports cartoonist for The Boston Globe.

Aug. 13, 1967: Tom Addison, Bob Dee, and Larry Eisenhauer didn't look happy with a 33-3 preseason loss to the Baltimore Colts as the regulars waited for the game to end.

July 26, 1968: Getting out of the hot sun during training camp in a very unsophisticated way on the ground were, from left, Charlie Long, Houston Antwine, and Daryl Johnson.

July 18, 1969: Pats receivers (from left) Jim Whalen, Art Graham, and Barry Gallup all hailed from Boston College.

July 8, 1969: Jim Lee Hunt, left, and Jim Boudreau appeared to be the only two at practice during Patriots training camp.