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Photograph A01489 First World War, 1914-1918Soldiers standing next to four Rolls Royce armoured cars of the Australian Section, each was armed with a Vickers-Maxim machine gun. The serial number of the car left is LC^295.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rolls Royce 1914 armoured cars, serial number 54 (right), their armament was a Vickers-Maxim machine gun, which were brought from East Africa for use in Palestine.
Soldiers standing next to four Rolls Royce armoured cars of the Australian Section, each was armed with a Vickers-Maxim machine gun. The serial number of the car left is LC^295.

A British Rolls Royce armoured car which took part in the Beersheba attack. A number of armoured cars were operated in the Middle East and the Western Desert by the Australian Light Car Patrol. This v

Two cars, Armoured Rolls-Royce Type A, which were operated by the Australian and British Army in desert areas in the Middle East. A number of such armoured cars were acquired by the British Air Minist
Two armoured Rolls-Royce cars operating in the Jordan Valley in conjunction with the Australian Light Horse. The serial number of the vehicle on the left is LC345 and on the right is LC344.

A ROLLS ROYCE ARMOURED CAR, WITH A VICKERS MACHINE GUN MOUNTED IN THE TURRET. THE CAR PROVED EFFECTIVE DURING THE EGYPTIAN RIOTS IN THE TOWN. (DONOR: B. L'ESTRANGE)

Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun. The top cover plate is stamped with the serial number over MG08 SPANDAU 1917. This gun is complete with all parts including the ammunition bracket on the right side. It h
