legacy unknown propeller

[pauline]

Hello every one,
problem solved

[Dave]

What are the numbers stamped on the hub?

[pauline]

ok cijfers inscribed

[Dave]

I'm guessing that it was a limited production of some kind, possibly a reproduction of a unusual prop that was no longer airworthy. I think it will be extremely hard to identify with any degree of confidence.

[pauline]

someone said to me that its's for sure a airworty prop.
But im stille guessing the model/ airplaine

[MWP_Lamar]

someone said to me that its's for sure a airworty prop.

Was that someone by chance an certified Airframe and Propulsion mechanic or a propshop? Otherwise their opinion is not useful and without value.

Lamar

[Dave]

It may be "airworthy" but not " certificated". The distinction has to do with the conditions of its usage and compliance with FAA regulations and the category of the airplane using it, e.g. "Experimental" vs. "normal".

[gino]

This propeller is for sale in Belgium and France for 4000 €.
Looks a little bit overpriced to me!

Best regards
Gino