The book, Avro Aircraft Since 1908 represents a comprehensive review of the whole output of Avro Aircraft from 1908 up through the mid 1960s.  Thorough research has enabled the author of “Avro Aircraft Since 1908” to present one of the most complete histories of A.V Roe’s early aircraft ever written.  This book describes in exhaustive detail all Avro civilian and military aircraft from the rotary engine, two-seat 500 of 1912 to the turbine-powered Avro 748 transport of 1963.  “Avro Aircraft Since 1908” also covers aircraft manufactured by Avro Canada and includes an appendix with complete data on many Avro designs never constructed.  All known variants of the legendary Avro 504 trainer of World War I along with “joyriding” Avro 504 Ks from around the world are reviewed in detail.  Little-known civil and military prototypes tested in the 1920s are followed by the Avro-built Cierva autogiros, Fokker licensed Tens, Fives and Sixes, the Tutor and its many derivatives, the Anson, immortal Lancaster of World War II fame and the modern cold war Vulcan delta-wing V strategic jet bomber.  Each of the aircraft types covered in “Avro Aircraft Since 1908” has a specifications and data table that includes the following information: 1) Construction; 2) Power plants; 3) Dimensions; 4) Weights; 5) Performance and 6) Production.  The major sections and aircraft review in “Avro Aircraft Since 1908” are as follows: 1) Foreword; 2) Roe I biplane; 3) Roe I triplane; 4) Roe II triplane; 5) Roe III triplane; 6) Roe IV triplane; 7) Avro Type D; 8) Avro Curtiss-type; 9) The Duigan biplane; 10) Avro 500 (Type E); 11) The Burga monoplane; 12) Avro Type F; 13) Avro Type G; 14) Avro 501 and Avro 503 (Type H); 15) Avro 504 and Avro 504 H; 16) Avro 508; 17) Avro 510; 18) Avro 511; 19) Avro 519; 20) Avro 521; 21) Avro 523 Pike; 22) Avro 504 J and Avro 504 K; 23) Avro 527 and Avro 528; 24) Avro 529; 25) Avro 530; 26) Avro 531 Spider; 27) Avro 533 Manchester; 28) Avro 504 K (civil); 29) Avro 504 K (overseas); 30) Avro 504 L; 31) Avro 504 M; 32) Avro 534 Baby; 33) Avro 536; 34) Avro 539; 35) Avro 547; 36) Avro 548; 37) Avro 549 Aldershot; 38) Avro 552; 39) Avro 504 N; 40) Avro 504 K Mk. II; 41) Avro 504 Q; 42) Avro 504 R Gosport; 43) Avro 555 Bison; 44) Avro 557 Ava; 45) Avro 558; 46) Avro 560; 47) Avro 561 Andover; 48) Avro 562 Avis; 49) Avro 566 Avenger; 50) Avro 571 Buffalo; 51) Avro 574, 575, 586 and 587 (Cierva C.6C, C.6D, C.8V and C.8R); 52) Avro 581 Avian prototype; 53) Avro 584 Avocet; 54) Avro 594 Avian; 55) Avro 604 Antelope; 56) Avro 611 and Avro 617 (Cierva C.8L); 57) Avro 612 (Cierva C.17); 58) Avro 616 Avian IVM; 59) Avro 618 Ten and Variants; 60) Avro 621 Tutor; 61) Avro 626 and Variants; 62) Avro 627 Mailplane; 63) Avro 631 and Avro 643 Cadet; 64) Avro 636; 65) Avro 638 Club Cadet and Variants; 66) Avro 641 Commodore; 67) Avro 652A Anson Mks. I to X; 68) Avro 679 Manchester; 69) Avro 683 Lancaster; 70) Avro 683 Lancaster (Civil and experimental); 71) Avro 685 York; 72) Avro 652A Anson Mks. 11 to 22; 73) Avro 688 Tudor 1; 74) Avro 689 Tudor 2; 75) Avro 691 Lancastrian; 76) Avro 694 Lincoln; 77) Avro 696 Shackleton; 78) Avro 698 Vulcan; 79) Avro 701 Athena; 80) Avro 706 Ashton; 81) Avro 707; 82) Avro 748; 83) Appendix A – Construction for Other Manufacturers; 84) Appendix B – Aircraft designed by A.V. Roe Canada Ltd; 85) Appendix C – Unbuilt Avro Projects; 86) Appendix D – Individual Histories of British Civil Avro 504Ks and 87) Index.  In addition to an informative narrative, “Avro Aircraft Since 1908” includes the following features: 1) Approximately 316 black and white photographs and 2) About 58 multi-view black and white aircraft illustrations.  This book is 470 pages and is in very good condition with minor wear on the edges and corners of the dust cover.  The author is A.J. Jackson with L.E. Bradford (illustrations).  Edition published in 1965.