The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified sergeant looking at the undercarriage of a German 28 cm S.K. L/40 Railway Gun, captured near Harbonnieres, during the Australian advance on 8 August 1918. Note camouflage paint work. This gun later became known as the Amiens gun and was brought to Australia. The barrel is on display at the Australian War Memorial.
1/24 scale model of the German 28 cm SK L/40 railway gun captured by Australian forces on 8 November 1918, at Harbonnieres in France, and known as the 'Amiens Gun'. The model is constructed from bras
A 28 cm SK L/40 German railway gun which was later captured by the 5th Australian Division in the big advance of August 1918. Copied from a photograph, taken from a German officer at Harbonnieres, Aug
Canberra, ACT. The 28 cm German railway gun that was captured by the Australian Imperial Force on 8 August 1918 in front of Harbonnieres, near Villers Bretonneux, France. This gun was used by the Germ
The 28cm German railway gun known as the `Amiens gun' captured by AIF troops near Harbonnieres in France on 8 August 1918. The camouflage pattern appears to be freshly painted and the sign, "Captured
A group of British troops clearing away the debris from a wrecked quarter of the heavily shelled town. The debris is being loaded into horse drawn wagons and a truck (background centre). A 28 centim
Large, heavy steel spanner or key to fit a circular object 16 1/2 inches in diameter, the spanner is marked C 100 [as 10092]. Found at Harbonnieres. This large spanner forms part of the maintenance
