Can anyone help Identify my prop, could it be Blackburn Shark ?

[Indigoblue]

Can anyone be so good to help me identify my propellor ? its 12'3" in length laminated, covered with a doped cloth and a metal protected leading edge. Im leaning towards a Blackburn Shark its dated November 1936 Im guessing the "Tiger"could be the Armstrong Siddeley Tiger.
I've attached three images hope they are clear to see.

Thanks in advance Miles.

[Mtskull]

Originally Posted by Indigoblue

Can anyone be so good to help me identify my propellor ? its 12'3" in length laminated, covered with a doped cloth and a metal protected leading edge. Im leaning towards a Blackburn Shark its dated November 1936 Im guessing the "Tiger"could be the Armstrong Siddeley Tiger.
I've attached three images hope they are clear to see.

Thanks in advance Miles.

I would have said that you have hit the nail on the head; the British design numbers page (linked to from this forum) lists Z.2373/2 as being for Blackburn Shark II with Armstrong Siddeley Tiger VI engine.

Nice prop, by the way!

[Dbahnson]

This list, submitted by Bob Gardner some time ago.

I've moved this to the "modern" category.