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Tuesday, 13 July 2021 A pair of early spikes handmade by Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman for Canadian sprinter Harry Jerome, including featuring a prototype logo, have been up for sale by Sotheby’s and could fetch up to record $1 million (£723,000/€850,000) when they are auctioned later this month. The shoes made for Jerome, winner of an Olympic bronze medallist in the 100 metres at Tokyo 1964, features a red arrow that was a prelude to the famous Nike Swoosh logo. Sotheby's New York will put the white lace-up shoes on sale online from July 23, the day of the Opening Ceremony of this year...

Saturday, 10 Jul 2021 08:56 AM MYT Sotheby’s targets US$1 million for this rare Nike Olympics shoes. — AFP pic Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. PARIS, July 10 — On the same day the Olympics opens this month, Sotheby’s will put on sale running shoes made by Nike’s co-founder for 1960s Olympian Harry Jerome that could fetch US$1 million (RM4.19 million). The rare pair of track and field spikes designed by Bill Bowerman for Jerome, a Canadian sprinter who won 100-metre bronze at the 1964 Tokyo Games, features a red arrow that was a pr...

Sotheby's targets $1 million for rare Nike Olympic shoe Issued on: 09/07/2021 - 03:45 The rare pair of track and field spikes designed by Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman, featuring a red arrow that was a prelude to the famous Nike swoosh Handout SOTHEBY'S/AFP 2 min New York (AFP) On the same day the Olympics opens this month, Sotheby's will put on sale running shoes made by Nike's co-founder for 1960s Olympian Harry Jerome that could fetch $1 million. The rare pair of track and field spikes designed by Bill Bowerman for Jerome, a Canadian sprinter w...