The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The left hand fuselage half of the DH-98 Mosquito bomber aircraft in the factory in Annandale, NSW, where it was constructed. De Havilland took over the piano factory of Beale and Co Ltd to produce this part of the aircraft. A variety of Sydney furniture factories produced other components: Rickets and Thorp Pty Ltd, front spar; F Dickin Pty Ltd, rear spar; Bray and Halliday Pty Ltd, wing skins; Reilton and Griffin, tank doors.
The right hand fuselage half of the DH-98 Mosquito bomber aircraft in the factory in Annandale, NSW, used to produce the fuselage of the DH-98 Mosquito bomber aircraft. De Havilland took over the pian
Factory workers inspect the fuselage jig production area in the factory in Annandale, NSW, used to produce the fuselage of the DH-98 Mosquito bomber aircraft. De Havilland took over the piano factory
Workers clamping fuselage in the production of a DH-98 Mosquito Bomber aircraft at the factory of former furniture maker F Dickin Pty Ltd, a plant at Leichhardt NSW which was employed to produce the r
The production area for drilling a jig assembly of the DH-98 Mosquito bomber aircraft. A number of Sydney factories were taken over by De Havilland to construct part of the DH-98: former furniture mak
Two wooden work benches displaying aircraft parts of a DH-98 Mosquito Bomber aircraft, showing the section of a rear boom in a jig. A number of Sydney factories were taken over by De Havilland to cons
Factory employees machining the bottom boom on a spindle moulder. The boom is part of a rear spar of a DH-98 Mosquito Bomber aircraft. This image is one of several put together in a promotional bookle
