The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. GUNNERS POSITIONING A 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUN (FITTED WITH WHEELS FOR USE ON LAND). PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM ARCHIVAL STORE)
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. BRITISH SOLDIERS TRAINING WITH A 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUN. (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM ARCHIVAL STORE) (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UND
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. BRITISH SOLDIERS WITH A 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUN.(PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM ARCHIVAL STORE)
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. A 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUN AND ITS CREW. PROBABLY TAKEN FROM HMS "MONARCH". (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM ARCHIVAL STORE)
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. BRITISH 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUNS MOUNTED ON WHEELS FOR LAND USE. THESE WERE THE MAIN LONG RANGE ARMAMENTS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY. (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN A
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. NATIVE WORKMEN HAULING A HEAVY LOAD BY MEANS OF A ROPE. (APPEARS THEY ARE DRAGGING A 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUN). (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. A SAILOR (DISTINGUISHABLE BY NAVY GAITERS) SIGHTING A 4.7 INCH GUN FROM HMS "MONARCH". PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM ARCHIVAL STORE)
