Egcd Collection

Avro 706 Ashton Prototype Parked at Woodford Date: 1948

Avro 504A with Vertical Fuselage-Mounted Camera 30W8T Outside Sponge Fitting for Aerial-Photography Parked in a Hangar During WW1 Date: 1918

Avro 698 Vulcan B-1 Rolls-Royce Avon Powered Prototype Taking-Off Date: 1952

Avro 689 Tudor 7 on the Avro Factory Production-Line at Woodford Date: 1947

Avro Tudor
A Row of Avro Tudors on the Avro Factory Production-Line at Woodford in 1947 Date: 1947

Avro 688 Tudor 2
Engineers Working on the Rolls-Royce Merlin Engine, Fuselage and Nose of a New Avro 688 Tudor 2 on the Avro Factory Production-Line at Woodford Date: 1946

Avro 688 Tudor 8
Avro 706 Ashton / Tudor Viii Parked at Woodford Immediately before its First-Flight Just before the Appearance at the Farnborough Airshow Date: 1948

Avro 679 Manchester First Prototype with Twin Tail-Fins and No Turret Date: 1939

Avro 641 Commodore Parked with Chocks and Engine Running

Avro 652 Anson XIX / 19
Avro 652 Anson Nineteen Parked Date: 1940s

Avro 701 Athena T-1
Avro 701 Athena with an Armstrong Siddeley Mamba Turboprop Engine During Engine Test Date: 1948

Avro 701 Athena T-2
Avro 701 Athena Mk-2 Rolls-Royce Merlin Powered Civil Demonstrator Aircraft at Woodford on 15 May 1950, on Return from a 3.5 Month Demonstration Tour of India and the Middle East Date: 1950

Avro 594 Avian 3A / IIIA
Avro Avian with Slotted Leading-Edge Wing Slats in a Stalled Landing at Woodford During Test-Flights Date: 1928

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"Exploring the Avro Legacy: Unveiling the Remarkable EGCD Aircraft Collection" Step into a world of aviation marvels as we delve into the extraordinary EGCD aircraft collection. This captivating assortment showcases some of Avro's most iconic and groundbreaking creations, spanning across different eras. Amongst these treasures is the Avro 652 Anson, a versatile twin-engine aircraft that served as a trainer during World War II. Its reliable performance and adaptability made it an invaluable asset for pilots honing their skills. Moving forward in time, we encounter the sleek and sophisticated Avro 706 Ashton, designed for executive travel with its luxurious interior and impressive range. A symbol of elegance in the skies, this aircraft redefined comfort at high altitudes. Stepping back to earlier days, we encounter the historic Avro 504A - a biplane that played a significant role during World War I. With its open cockpit design and agile maneuverability, this legendary aircraft became synonymous with early aviation prowess. Venturing further into innovation, we come across one of Britain's most iconic Cold War bombers - the mighty Avro 698 Vulcan B-1. This colossal delta-winged machine instilled awe wherever it flew; its sheer power capable of carrying nuclear weapons truly marked an era-defining technological achievement. Continuing our journey through time brings us to another gem from Avro's repertoire -the elegant Avro 689 Tudor 7. Known for its transatlantic capabilities and luxurious amenities onboard, this airliner revolutionized long-distance travel in style. The lineage continues with variations like the refined Avro Tudor series including models such as the avante-garde 688 Tudor 2 or opulent yet efficient Tudor 8 – each pushing boundaries within their respective domains. Not to be forgotten is another wartime hero -the robust Avro Manchester (Avenger), which paved the way for future bomber designs with its innovative twin-engine configuration.