Propeller Identification

[Fathom5]

I am hoping that someone here may be able to help me identify this propeller. It is a Hamilton Standard. Thank you for the help!

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• Fathom5
• Oct 8, 2016

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• Fathom5
• Oct 8, 2016
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[FLYBOYJ]

It's a Ham standard 23E50 series. The basic design was used on many aircraft, I'm trying to figure out what aircraft used the 7147 blade configuration.
EDIT
I'm showing the 7147 blade replaced the 6507, The 23E50 series with 6507 blades were used on the C-54

 

[Fathom5]

Thanks for the reply! Is there any way to tell how old they are?

 

[FLYBOYJ]

Hard to say - the factory might be able to give a time line based on the blade and hub serial numbers

 

[Mark Whitlow]

Can you help with these numbers?
Trying to find plane type from these prop blades;

DWG NO 814-303-18

SER NO 105160

SER NO 106411

Date 11-18-42

 

[waroff]

blade DWG 814-303-18 was Curtis blade on
B26, JM-1, C46A-1CU

 

[Mark Whitlow]

Can you help with these numbers?
Trying to find plane type from these prop blades;

DWG NO 814-303-18

SER NO 105160

SER NO 106411

Date 11-18-42

blade DWG 814-303-18 was Curtis blade on
B26, JM-1, C46A-1CU

Thank you

Any way to track to exact aircraft?

 

[waroff]

the Curtiss hub was
C543S-xx
C543S-Cxx
waht is xx number?

 

[bobbysocks]

it could have been on several ac. sometimes they are replaced when they meet the replacement/overhaul deadline. they may be removed and shipped back to the facility to be overhauled and put back into the inventory for the next available plane.

 

[Mark Whitlow]

the Curtiss hub was
C543S-xx
C543S-Cxx
waht is xx number?

Where do you find this number?

 

[waroff]

You can find it on the hub propeller, at the top of N° 1 blade socket