Aircraft spinners Typhoon maybe?

sampen

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These two spinners with a slightly elongated shape comes back on a search as a typhoon? I know these searches are rarely 100% correct so could i possibly have information please.
They are 22in tall, 15in or just under across the base. The 3 blade configuration holes are each arch shaped, 4in across bottom and 6in high at top of done. They are approximately 10in appart from side cut out to the next cut out side, in a direct measurement, if yiu measured with the curve of the outer spinner its about 11in. I can see no markings inside.
Regards
 

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I doubt it is the WW2 spinner. IMHO it is from a modern small kite with three-blade prop. For instance the Rockwell 114 or Piper PA-24-250. Also Beechcraft or Cessna series of the kites.
Thankyou very much sir. A little disappointing but i cannot change what they are. Regards Sam
 
No problem at all. :)

Here the example ... spinner Cessna and Beachcraft ...

spinner Cessna Beachcraft.jpg

the pic source: the net.
 

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