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As seen on ITV 1 "May the Best House Win" November 2011
 
As seen on the Quest channel (on Sky, Virgin & Freeview) December 2011
Roger Bannister signature plus 5 others

Roger Bannister signature plus 5 others
Roger Bannister signature plus 5 others
Roger Bannister signature along with AS Wint the 400 metre Olympic champion 1948, and HJ Pallett the 800 metre AAA champion and on reverse 3 autographs Jay Taylor, Dave High?, Ted Jay Road? It is an original autograph page.

Roger Bannister, a 25-year-old British medical student, became the first man to run a mile in less than four minutes.
His time was 3mins 59.4 seconds, achieved at the Iffley Road track in Oxford and watched by about 3,000 spectators.
Bannister, once president of the Oxford club, was running for the Amateur Athletic Association against his old university during their annual match.
The race was carefully planned and he was aided by two pacemakers, Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway.
Brasher took the lead as the first pacemaker, Bannister got in in behind, with Chataway in third place.
When Brasher began to feel tired, Bannister signalled for Chataway to take over.
Just over 200 yards from the finish, Bannister took the lead with a final burst of energy. He sprinted to the line in record time and fell exhausted into the arms of a friend, the Rev Nicholas Stacey.
Hyseria broke out when spectators heard news that Bannister had officially beaten the four-minute mile.
He had prepared for the race the previous week at Paddington Green in London in high winds.
The weather at Iffley Road was not ideal for record-breaking - a 15mph crosswind with gusts of up to 25mph meant that Bannister nearly called off the attempt.
Bannister had beaten his main rival to the record - Australian athlete John Landy.
 
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