Please help Identify this propellor

[Richardxtc]

Hi,

I have a wooden propellor and im trying to ID it, it seems to have a copper tip which continues down the edge of the blade. Please see attached pictures and help me out. Thanks

[Richardxtc]

Hmmm not sure if the pictures are showing, here are the pictures direct links:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...082011004.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...82011002o.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...082011006.jpg/

[Dave]

Unidentifiable by what you've shown. There are probably 200 to 300 possibilities, and you'd need drawing numbers to narrrow it down.

[Richardxtc]

Unidentifiable by what you've shown. There are probably 200 to 300 possibilities, and you'd need drawing numbers to narrrow it down.

What are drawing numbers? what about that number in the hub? what does it represent? Thanks for responding!

[MWP_Lamar]

Drawing numbers are a manufacturer's designation of what application the prop was made for. The format varies from one manufacturer to another. Frequently it is shown as a DES number or design number. Without it it's likely impossible to ID the prop. The number on the hub to which you refer may be a serial number.

Lamar