Four Minute Mile
Four Minute Mile
FOUR MINUTE MILE. Once a feat that was thought to be impossible during the war years. However on May 6th 1954 at Oxford UK a British team of athletes led by Roger Bannister achieved this landmark achievement. Roger Bannister d2018 became the first man to break the four minute mile using Christopher Chataway d2014 and Chris Brasher d2003 as pacemakers.
Roger Bannister
Reference Number. 14053B
An original vintage 1965 index card, clearly signed in ink by Roger Bannister
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Roger Bannister
Reference Number. 14053BB
An original vintage 1966 index card, clearly signed in ink by Roger Bannister
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Roger Bannister
Reference Number. 14021D
An original vintage 1956 Gurnard Pines Holiday camp Programme of Events booklet, clearly signed on the front cover by Roger Bannister
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Christopher Chataway
Reference Number. 14021DD
An original vintage 1956 typed letter on BBC TV headed paper, clearly signed in ink by Christopher Chataway
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Four Minute Mile
Reference Number. 6078
Three original index cards, clearly signed in ink by ; Roger Bannister d2018 / Christopher Chataway d2014 (adding best wishes) and Chris Brasher d2003 (adding Helsinki 1952 & Melbourne 1956 3000m Steeplechase time)
Double mounted acid free for fine display with photographs
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Four Minute Mile
Reference Number. 4361
1) An original index card, clearly signed in ink by both Roger Bannister d2018 and Chris Brasher d2003
2) An original 1969 FDC, clearly signed in ink by Christopher Chataway d2014
The three autographs double mounted for fine display with photographs
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Four Minute Mile
Reference Number. 3619
1) An original signed index card in ballpoint by Roger Bannister PLUS a handwritten & initialled note (referencing his book) by Roger Bannister d2018
2) An original stamped 1980 first day cover signed in ink by Chris Chataway d2014
3) An original index card, clearly signed in ink by Chris Brasher d2003
The three autographs are double mounted for fine display with several photographs
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