The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"GETTING READY FOR AN AIR BATTLE" (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTO PPG189) S.E.5A PILOT LIEUTENANT KNIGHT, NO. 1 SQUADRON RAF, SEATED IN HIS AIRCRAFT, DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CHANGE THE DRUM MAGAZINE ON A LEWIS MK III MACHINE GUN BY PULLING THE GUN DOWN ON THE FOSTER OVER THE WING MOUNT.
"PILOT'S DEADLY MACHINE GUN" (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTO PPG193) [S.E.5A PILOT DEMONSTRATES FIRING THE OVER WING LEWIS MK III AERIAL MACHINE GUN WHEN PULLED BACK ON THE FOSTER MOUNT. THIS WAS A FAVOUR
"MASTERS OF THE AIR" (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTO PPG280) [LINE-UP OF MEN AND S.E.5A FIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 1 SQUADRON RAF. AIRCRAFT WITH SERIAL NUMBERS C1114 AND B8254 VISIBLE IN LINE-UP. SEE H12038
A JAT LEWIS GUNNER FIRING AT AN ENEMY PLANE, WHILE THE OTHER SEPOYS RUSH TO FUNK PITS FOR SAFETY. (BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTO MES726)[LEWIS MK 1 MACHINE GUN ON ANTI-AIRCRAFT MOUNT]
Lewis Mark II Aircraft Machine Gun. The action has a small right hand cocking lever, a wooden pistol grip and a leather covered rear spade grip for an oil brush (missing). The receiver top plate is ma
The Lewis light machine gun is a gas operated, air cooled, full automatic only weapon that fires from an open bolt. It has a fixed barrel surrounded by an aluminum radiator which is enclosed in a tubu
A Thornton Pickard Hythe Mk III H camera gun with storage box. The camera gun is built on the chassis of a Lewis gun. It is of welded construction, painted black, with brass and bronze attachments sc