1954 World Series Program Cleveland Indians

Unscored program from one of the games in Cleveland. One of the greatest seasons ever for Cleveland fans. VG-EX program with cover stains.

(3) Cleveland Indians Game Programs 1935, 1954: World Series Indians vs. Giants 1954, writing on score card. (2) 1935 all star game program at Cleveland Stadium, one is original the other is a copy.

Unscored program from game played in Cleveland. The Tribe defeated the Boston Braves to win the World Series. Program is VG condition.

Bob Feller, American (1918-2010). Longines 10K yellow gold filled pocket watch commemorating the 1954 World Series between the Cleveland Indians and the N.Y. Giants. Engraved on back 'B.F. 1954 Indian

Details: 1995 MLB World Series program. The program is complete. Overall in fine condition with only slight wear. Authentication: Includes a full letter of authenticity from JG Autograp

1948 Cleveland Indians World Series Program; VG+ condition with a few stress marks to the spine, but no major creases or wrinkles; centerfold team photo is still intact; inside pages are bright and cl

Gorgeous, MINT example of the ful sized black bat with gold embossed signatures and insignia for the 1954 American League Champions. This team comprised one of the best regular seasons of all time. Th

Sought after Press Pin from one of the greatest Indians seasons of all time.  Even though they fell short in the World Series against Willie Mays and the Giants this was an amazing year with 111 vi

1948 World Series Cleveland Indians Pennant, 1954 American League Champs Indians Pennant: Both in framed display. 1948 World Series pennant in blue with yellow piping, with roster players last name in

Great lot of vintage pins from the 1954 World Series and All-Star Game played in Cleveland. All are the 1-3/4" pins, all are missing the pins but these are readily available. Some aging but still a ra

$4.00 Standing Room ticket for the last gam of the World Series. The Giants won to sweep the series. Rare baby-blue ticket has some creases in it.

Unscored program from one of the games in played in Boston. VG-EX program from the Cleveland Indians championship!

Useful tickets for the same seat of Game 3 and Game 4 of the 1954 World Series for the two games played in Cleveland. The game three stub is about EX and the game four stub is VG with multiple creases

Lot of (7) Baseball Programs w All-Star & World Series (1995/97); nice lot of (7) programs mostly from various All-Star and World Series games; all NM condition; includee (2) Cleveland Indians 1995 Wo

Full sized 29' pennant that features the Indian Headdress mascot and the scroll team roster. Purple felt that has partially faded due to sunlight. Difficult version in any condition. World Series seas

The red felt version of the popular rectangular "pennant" made for the Indians making it to the World Series. Nice condition for age with fold in the middle. Comes with a etal hanger and string.

Game 4 was the second game played in Cleveland.  The Indians won 2-1 and Doby hit a home run.  This ticket was preserved in a program for all of these years.  Gate E bleacher ticket.  Smal

Two home games from a championship season. September 18 preseason game and October 10 victory against the Cardinals. This was the first home game of the season due to the World Series being played in

(13) programs still in the original packaging.  Some of the plastic covering has been torn on the edges, exposing tha programs.  These are a great find for anyone looking for material to be sign

Lot of Charles Nagy Autographed Cleveland Indians items; great trio of Nagy items including a 1997 World Series Cleveland Indians hat, size 6-3/4" Authentic Diamond Collection, signed by Nagy on the b

Game 4 the Indians won in Cleveland, 2-1.  Larry Doby hit a home run!  This stub is a Gate E bleacher ticket.  Nice appeal with a little bit of paper loss on the back from it's time in a s

This is a VERY RARE Ball signed by both the 1948 World Series Champion Cleveland Indians and the 1948 Detroit Tigers. In one of the most exciting post-war seasons, the Cleveland Indians battled the Bo

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Field Section ticket for Gate C & D.  These are the blue tickets that are more difficult to find due to the limited amount of seats.  This is a nice example with the paper torn past the perf