The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Part of the aeroplane display in the Melbourne Exhibition Building. The aircraft in the foreground is a Fokker D VII, a Junkers all metal monoplane and a Vickers Vimy may be seen in the background. Serial number of Fokker D.VII is stated as being 8371/18.
Broken data plate from an Albatros built Fokker D.VII. 85 x 26 mm in size. Damaged on one end where pulled off airframe. Two holes added presumably to display the plate. Text reads: Albatros GESSEL
A captured Fokker D.VII aircraft in British colours at Bickendorf aerodrome. Below the fuselage stripe in black is printed 'FOK D VII F7703'. As part of the British Army of Occupation, No 4 Squadron
Canberra, ACT, 1955. Vickers Vimy G-EA OU aircraft stands in the Aeroplane Hall of the Australian War Memorial prior to its dismantling and removal. In 1919, this aircraft, flown by brothers Keith and
Plan showing the layout of the Melbourne exhibition and a suggested circulation route around the Australian War Museum. On the walls are official photographs, and on the floor is Sir Ross Macpherson S
Canberra, ACT, 1955. Vickers Vimy G-EA OU aircraft stands in the Aeroplane Hall of the Australian War Memorial prior to its dismantling and removal. In 1919, this aircraft, flown by brothers Keith and
A Fokker D.VII German fighter aircraft in a hangar at Bickendorf Airfield. The aircraftwas manufactured by Albatros, and has the registration number 6781/18. It is missing its left hand tyre and its
