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Church wedding

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/1

Group of people on a carpet on the steps of a church after a wedding, location unknown.

Vickers Vimy G-EAOU

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/2

Vickers Vimy plane in a paddock. Location unknown but possibly Adelaide.

Vickers Vimy at Singora

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/3

Crowd gathered to view the Vickers Vimy at Singora, Thailand.

Vickers Vimy in Delhi

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/4

Two of the crew stand alongside the Vickers Vimy in Delhi while a third crew member is pictured in the cockpit.

'Lt. Dickson, Captain Baker, Captain Baldwin & Self'

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/5

Keith Smith with other Royal Flying Corps airmen.

Vickers Vimy G-EAOU

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/6

Very faded photograph of the Vickers Vimy plane at Northfield surrounded by a crowd of people. Caption on back reads: 'Northfield Infectious Diseases Hospital'.

BE2A plane

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/7

Distant photograph of plane landing in flat paddock. Location unknown. On back of photograph is written BE2A.

'The men who kept the engines going'

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/8

Photograph used in Sir Ross Smith's publication '14,000 miles through the air' showing Sergeant W.H. Shiers, A.F.M. (left) and Sergeant Jim Bennett, A.F.M., M.S.M. (right). Same as PRG 18/8/7.

Captain Brearley

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/9

Norman Brearley in flying gear. On back of photograph: 'Capt. Brearley D.S.O. M.C. of West. Aust. Flight Commander of "B" flight. Gosport April 1918'.

Group portrait of five airmen

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/10

Five Royal Flying Corps airmen wearing winter coats.

Royal Flying Corps air pilot

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/11

Royal Flying Corps pilot, believed to be Keith Smith, in coat and goggles.

Group of officers

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/12

A group of seven officers, location unknown.

'Self & W. Campbell of South Africa.'

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/13

On reverse of photograph: 'Self & W. Campbell of South Africa. R.F.C. Denham Camp. August 1917'. Both men are wearing caps with white bands around the base. It is believed that this shows that they are aviation officer cadets with the status of probationary pupil pilots.

Colin Smith in uniform

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/14

Colin Smith in uniform, possibly in France, holding what appears to be a fish.

Lt. Norton

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/15

Lt. Norton, in uniform, out hunting with a rifle. Photograph has been removed from an album. PRG 18/56/14 on reverse side.

Upturned plane

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/16

Biplane in paddock upturned on its roof.

'McCullen V.C. etc.'

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/17

James Thomas Byford McCudden standing in front of a plane. Hangars 2 and 3 are behind him.

Martinsyde FK4

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/18

Two men working on the front of a Martinsyde FK4 plane.

S.E.5 plane

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/19

The Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 was a British biplane fighter aircraft of the First World War.

'In the Air'

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/20

Aerial photograph of a biplane taken through the struts of another plane.

'Self in a BE2D. Cramlington March 1918.'

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918-1970, Photograph, PRG 18/56/21

Keith Smith in a BE2D plane. The Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2 was a British single-engine tractor two-seat biplane designed and developed at the Royal Aircraft Factory. Most production aircraft were constructed under contract by various private companies, both established aircraft manufacturers and firms that had not previously built aircraft. Around 3,500 were manufactured in all. Source: Wikipedia.