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Hi there,
just new on the forum. Last year I bought a wooden propeller through the internet. As most people I also would like to know which planes it used to be attachted to (if possible). I wrote down the markings on the hub. I hope it is enough to indentify. I also enclosed a couple of pictures, taken by the previous owner.
on the hub and clearly readable:
" MODEL V "
" 260 PK MERCEDES "
" SPOED 175 NAAF VIII "
It's written in Dutch.
(naaf= hub, spoed=pitch?, PK=HP)
on the other side of the hub the are on two sides two circular stamps.
It's a circle within written:
quite large a "W" with something like a crown or small (olympicisch) circles or something like that above it.
On the left side there's a "19" and at the other side a "17".
in the top of the circle there's a word written but only the last half is still visible: ".....RUG" (proberly a city)
The hub has six holes and the tips are (red) copper plated.
Overall lenght is: 320 cm.
That's all the info I have. I wonder if any of you can help me to identify this propeller.
I'm looking forward to your replies!
greetings,
Roland Koster
just new on the forum. Last year I bought a wooden propeller through the internet. As most people I also would like to know which planes it used to be attachted to (if possible). I wrote down the markings on the hub. I hope it is enough to indentify. I also enclosed a couple of pictures, taken by the previous owner.
on the hub and clearly readable:
" MODEL V "
" 260 PK MERCEDES "
" SPOED 175 NAAF VIII "
It's written in Dutch.
(naaf= hub, spoed=pitch?, PK=HP)
on the other side of the hub the are on two sides two circular stamps.
It's a circle within written:
quite large a "W" with something like a crown or small (olympicisch) circles or something like that above it.
On the left side there's a "19" and at the other side a "17".
in the top of the circle there's a word written but only the last half is still visible: ".....RUG" (proberly a city)
The hub has six holes and the tips are (red) copper plated.
Overall lenght is: 320 cm.
That's all the info I have. I wonder if any of you can help me to identify this propeller.
I'm looking forward to your replies!
greetings,
Roland Koster
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