Discard is a 1954 Bowman, Jim Delsing card number 55. This card has a very clean surface with some corner wear the back of the card has a little discoloration. Please see photos. 
Small chunk of bottom left corner missing and there is more wrinkling at that corner. Other three corners rounded. Dents along borders, particularly at the midpoint of the top border. Very light crease near the top right corner from the top of Yogi’s cap to the right border.
The product is a 1954 Bowman #10 Carl Erskine trading card, featuring the Major League Baseball player in a vintage design. This original card is made of card stock and manufactured by Bowman in the United States. As a part of the 1954 Bowman set, it is a valuable collectible item for baseball sports trading card enthusiasts, especially those interested in the player Carl Erskine and the history of baseball memorabilia. Poor condition show in photos.
Card size is the modern standard: 2-1/2″ by 3-1/2″ and manufacture was to the highest contemporary standards. (It is normally too high.).
Card as pictured.
I use 300dpi scans on most of my inventory to give you a good idea of the corners, edges, and other important factors. I want you to know what you are getting.
The 1954 Bowman Steve Souchock #103 trading card is a valuable piece of baseball memorabilia featuring the Detroit Tigers player from that era. This card, a part of the 1954 Bowman set manufactured by Bowman, is a sought-after item for collectors of sports trading cards. With no autograph, this card is a classic representation of the MLB player, Steve Souchock, from the 1954 season.
The card pictured is the exact card you will receive.
This original card, manufactured by Parkhurst in Canada, is part of the base set for that year and is a valuable collector’s item for fans of hockey and sports trading cards. Lower right diagonal crease.