Newspaper cutting Roy Chadwick

Newspaper cutting Roy Chadwick

Head and shoulders photograph of Roy Chadwick wearing jacket and tie. Printed details that he was chief designer at Avros for over 20 years and mentioning two aircraft, Avro 504 and Anson, which were built in greater numbers than any other type.

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Mr. Roy Chadwick has been chief designer of Avros for more than twenty years. In that time a great many designs were produced, two of which have been built in greater numbers than any other type: the 504 in the first world war and the Anson in the present. In addition to being chief designer he is now a director of the firm.
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