The G.W.E.6A, dwarfed by the G.W.E.9 Ganymede bomber at Hendon in 1919.

The two photographs right and lower right show the G.W.E.6A in its original form, with flat-topped rudder and curved centre-section cutout. Note the ailerons on the upper wing only.

View of G.W.E.6, K-150, finished in yellow with blue trim.

Two Bantams, with K-153 in the background, lined up for the start of the Fourth Aerial Derby at Hendon on June 21, 1919.

The G.W.E.6A with revised rudder

The G.W.E.6A Bantam, G-EAFL, at Shoreham after being acquired by F. G. Miles in 1926. Note the Gnat Aero Company logo on the fin.

The G.W.E.6A, dwarfed by the G.W.E.9 Ganymede bomber at Hendon in 1919.

Grahame-White GWE.6 Bantam