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Lot 425:World War I U.S. Navy Aircraft Propeller

May 19th, 2023|Rock Island, IL
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Lot 425:World War I U.S. Navy Aircraft Propeller

May 19th, 2023|Rock Island, IL
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Attractive World War I U.S. Navy Aircraft Propeller

This two blade laminated wood propeller was built by the famous World War I propeller manufacturer American Propeller and Manufacturing Company of Baltimore, Maryland, for the U.S. Navy. There is the U.S. Navy anchor marking as well as “PP,” the U.S. Navy abbreviation for Paragon Propeller. The American Propeller and Manufacturing Company built aircraft propellers under the trade name Paragon. APMC is credited for manufacturing 75% of all propellers used by American flying forces in World War I. The company’s logo is stamped twice on the metal edge wrapping. Additional markings include: “PP202,” “1380-3,” “10’ 0” 6,0,’” “RH,” and “01126.” There are eight bolt holes, a general marker for early wooden propellers. The propeller was likely used on a Curtiss flying boat. Length: 10 feet (as marked).

ConditionVery good with a coat of varnish applied overall and a couple horizontal cracks visible on a blade near the tip. A very impressive World War I U.S. Navy aircraft propeller that displays nicely and will certainly make a grand statement in any USN or World War I aircraft collection.
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Item LocationRock Island, IL
Views1873
Catalog page348
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