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  • Propeller ID

    I have a WW1 propeller with the markings as listed:
    G562
    9753
    P3000
    80HP
    GNOME
    SCOUT
    D2500
    P2200

    Any infomation would be helpfull.

    Thanks Dux

  • #2
    The drawing number (P3000) is listed for a Bristol Scout or Pup using a 80 HP Gnome engine, which fits with the stampings. It also shows the number 216 in parentheses. Apparently that a "RNAS White City Propeller Stores" number, but I'm not sure of its significance.
    Dave

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    • #3
      Thanks for that Dave, using your infomation i have now found that the propeller came fron a Bristol Type 1 Scout C, ordered by the British Goverment on December 7, 1914 for the RNAS in a 24 aircraft batch, powered by the 80 HP Gnome Lambda rotary.

      Again many thanks Dux.

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      • #4
        That's the one. (Although I think it may have been a type D, since it had the Gnome, rather than LeRhone engine.)
        Dave

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