Need an ID please

[dscealf]

I'm new to the wood props. I have always loved them, just have never had one before. I was thinking about getting one and have my choice of two. I would like any input before I throw down the dough. Anything would be helpful. Definitely looking for an opinion on price though. I dont want to get screwed out of some money b/c im not familirar with everything that goes along with getting a wood prop. thanks for whoever responds. the info on the two props is below.-will try to add pictures. (all of this was given to me by the seller)

1.

G.B Lewis Co.
Watertown, Wis.
Serial # 13497
Des: # L6FK-48
PC.#20
TC: 846
Length: 76 1/2"
width: 7" @ HUB
Stinson Voyager 150

2.

Military Designator: DWG: 44k15005
serial: 44-20040
6 bolts
85SLYA-57 ---Sensenich common Designation
Propeller was manufactured between 1932- 1942
85Slya-57---- Stinson L5 Lycoming 0-435
Length: 85 1/2"
Width: 8"
6 bolt at hub

[Dave]

I'd say the Lewis prop is worth over twice what the Sensenich is. It's got original decals and appears to be in unrestored condition. It's also a little more "elegant" looking, IMHO. Believe it or not, I think the 8 bolt hole hub is a better collectible as well.

[dscealf]

thank you

thank you dave, but do you have any idea as to what would be a good price to pay for them or what they are worth?

[Dave]

There is no "market price". If I saw one for sale for $300 I'd probably buy it so I could sell it on eBay. If I had one and someone offered me $1000 for it I'd take it in a heartbeat.

That doesn't help, does it?

[dscealf]

Ha

That is definitely broad, but what I'd expect from a moderator. Ha ha. It is listed for sale for $750. I wonder how low he would go. I just dont want to pay his asking price. The two that I showed the pics of (he has them both for sale for $750) I was leaning toward the lewis one also though. I guess thats it unless anybody has anything else?