propeller identification

Hey Guys, I've been searching for a while for the exact geometry of the late Spitfire propeller blades. More precise the Mk. 22/Mk. 24 or the Seafire Mk. 47. I read a paper that stated, these types (Mk. 22 & Mk. 24) had the same Propeller blades, or similar but smaller (Seafire Mk. 47). I...

Dear all, can you please identify my propeller please, its age, make and what planes it was specifically fitted to. My regards

Today we recovered a three-bladed propeller. It was hauled up off Dieppe in Normandy (France) 23 years ago. Apparently there was a bullet lodged in the hub with the inscription 1943. One blade is missing. The length of a blade is 1m65. Could you help identify this propeller and possibly the type...

Hi. I am hoping someone may be able to help. I have inherited 3 propeller blades that I know nothing about. There are some markings on the bottom; they are very difficult to read or photograph, but I have done some etching and the numbers have come up fairly well. It looks like they are from a...

Came across this propeller listed for sale. Was advertised as being from a P-51. Talked with a member here who believes it's more likely from a P-63 because of the pitch settings and recommended I post it. The one photo got cut off but blade assembly is A-20-156-24M. Thank you for any info

I recently purchased a propeller blade and I was hoping for any information that people can provide. I am still working on deciding how to finish it so any information on paint or finish would also be appreciated. There are quite a few similar props, so I want to try and be as accurate as...

My Grandmother had this wooden propeller in her garage for as long as I can remember. Years ago before she passed she told me that I cold have it. It has been sitting in my attic for probably 10 years or so. She lived in Mamaroneck, NY, but I'm not sure if that is where it originally came...