1954 World Series Official Souvenir Program (Cleveland Indians vs. New York Giants)

This is an original 1954 World Series official souvenir program for the championship series between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Giants, held at Cleveland Stadium. The cover features a white background with bold typography in red and blue. The central graphic is a stylized globe designed as a baseball with red stitching, carrying a caricature of the Cleveland Indians mascot, Chief Wahoo, in a balloon basket holding a 'Pennant' flag. The original price of '50c' is printed in the lower right corner. This paper-based collectible shows signs of its 70-year age, including visible vertical creasing down the center, minor surface scuffing, and some edge wear near the corners. There is slight yellowing or toning to the paper stock, typical of vintage publications. The binding appears to be stapled, though the interior count and condition cannot be fully assessed from the single image. This item represents a significant era in Major League Baseball history, specifically the year Willie Mays made 'The Catch' and the Giants swept the Indians, making it a highly desirable piece of sports memorabilia.