It originally measured about 5 1/2 feet long but has been cut back a bit and the tip shape has changed. It is almost 10 inches wide at it widest point. No stamped identification that I can find.
Any guesses?
Prop Identification
Fri Aug 22, 2008 1:09 pm
Prop Identification
Anyone know what this prop might have been mounted on. It came from an air museum and is assumed to have been on a warbird. The hub is what has us stumped as it is unique...maybe a Curtis Electric blade?
It originally measured about 5 1/2 feet long but has been cut back a bit and the tip shape has changed. It is almost 10 inches wide at it widest point. No stamped identification that I can find.
Any guesses?
It originally measured about 5 1/2 feet long but has been cut back a bit and the tip shape has changed. It is almost 10 inches wide at it widest point. No stamped identification that I can find.
Any guesses?
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