The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Part of the temporary Australian War Memorial Museum, in the Exhibition Buildings in Sydney, NSW, seen from the South Gallery, showing the De Havilland DH9 of Parer and MacIntosh on the left hand side, and a Fairey IIID Serial A103 in the foreground with Vimy, Albatros D.5A and Pfalz D.XII in the background. The Fairey Floatplane was flown by Goebel on the first flight to circumnavigate Australia.
The large framed photograph, third from the left on the left wall, is a print of North Beach. It was originally displayed at the Grafton Galleries exhibition of Australian war art and photographs in 1918. A glass copy negative of the image is held by the Memorial at G00592 while a smaller original print is held at P11508.001.
Airco DH9 biplane reconnaissance/bomber aircraft fitted with a single six cylinder water cooled Armstrong Siddeley Puma 230hp engine. The DH9 was a late First World War modification of an earlier b
Looking down on North or Ocean Beach, at Anzac, near Ari Burnu. A Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) tent is in the open in the middle of the image. A very large print of this photograph, now lo
The base section of this imitation tree consists a square section of steel placed horizontally on the ground, with turned up edges and a voided circle in the centre. Around the circle is a tube sectio
North (or Ocean) Beach near Ari Burnu. Medical tents bearing red crosses are at the left and a Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) tent at the centre of the image. This print of is from the colle
North (or Ocean) Beach near Ari Burnu. Medical tents bearing red crosses are at the left and a Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) tent at the centre of the image. This print of is from the colle
Looking down on North or Ocean Beach, at Anzac, near Ari Burnu. A Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) tent is in the open in the middle of the image. A very large print of this photograph, now lo
Part of the temporary War Museum at Sydney, NSW, showing guns, paintings, photographs, battlefield models, the De Havilland DH9 aeroplane of Parer and MacIntosh on the left hand side and part of the M
The two airmen Ray Parer and John McIntosh standing in front of their battered de Havilland DH9 at Flemington Race Course in Melbourne. The PD had earlier been involved in a failed landing in a paddo
The first single engined aeroplane flight from Great Britain to Australia by Ray Parer and John McIntosh just arriving in their de Havilland DH9 PD, at Mascot aerodrome in Sydney. (Copied from a prin
The first single engined aeroplane flight from Great Britain to Australia by Ray Parer and John McIntosh after arriving in Darwin. Spectators are gathered around the de Havilland DH9 PD. (Copied fro
