Can you help me identify this propeller. From the numbers on it, I'm thinking it is from the early 1940's. It is about 40 inches long and it squeezes onto a 2 inch shaft. It seems to be made of fabric. From a distance it looks like wood, but up close you can see it is fabric. Any information or direction to look would be helpful. I am totally stumped.
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Michael Hope
Airman 1st Class
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- Jun 28, 2016
Sorry I have no idea. My guess is that it is NOT from an aircraft, but possibly a small drone, or a fan. Hartzell Fan had a material that they called "Hartzite" from the early 40's for cooling tower fans, later used by Hartzell Propeller for propeller blades.
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