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FIRST FOUR MINUTES

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Roger Bannister's own account of his career in running which reached its climax in the legendary race at Oxford on 6 May 1954 where he broke the four-minute mile barrier and instantly earned himself worldwide fame.

8vo. 224pp. Frontispiece, 24 b/w plates. Dust-wrapper, with small area of surface loss to front cover and rubbing to edges. Owner's name inside. Good condition.

Date
1955
Publisher
Putnam
Author
Roger BANNISTER

£8.00 (Code: 87436)

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