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Just from looking at the pictures, I think I may have a Sopwith Pup or a Bristol F2B. It is a 8ft prop with 8 bolts around the hub. All of the bolts are stamped with the serial # 41B2329-12. The hub is stamped with an AN (with E376 below the AN), which is enclosed in a circle. The N letter is curved back towards the A. There is a smaller circle which appears to have the letters ARD in it with 017 below it enclosed in the circle. The R (or middle letter) is bigger than the first and last letter. Finally, there are three numbers stamped on the hub. Listing from top to bottom, they are: ASSEM. 41G2325, CONT. W33038AC1362, ARO SER.NO. 25384. I left my camera at home and will enclose a picture later. It looks to be Maple with red tips, pretty heavy. Any help in IDing the prop is greatly appreciated. On a side note, I found the prop in Lubbock, TX when i was a student pilot at Reese AFB twenty years ago. It only cost $180.
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It's very unlikely that it's for either of those planes, based on your description. I'd have to research some numbers, but will wait until you have the photos.Dave -
It's certainly not from a British engine and probably not from a British aircraft.
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Hopefully this helps you guys out in IDing the prop.Comment
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