Identification Help Needed

[Micchand]

Hi have a 69" 6 hole wooden propeller.

The numbers are CW 351 376

Having trouble locating any information.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks!

[MWP_Lamar]

Is there a manufacturer's name stamped into the wood or perhaps on a decal? I don't recognize that format for design numbers.

Such a small diameter, it may be prop for an ultralight.

Lamar

[Micchand]

Identification Help Needed

So old there is no decal and the only numbers are the ones listed. The propeller has metal on the edges with rivets. I will try and get someone to help me post a picture in the next couple of days. The numbers are very confusing to me too, as I have checked most Modern Wooden Propeller cites.

Thanks, Mickey

[Dave]

Most propellers built after WW1 had decals, so when they're not there it's mostly likely that they've been removed. A propeller that size, with a 6 hole hub, and metal sheathing was almost certainly manufactured well after WW1.

It may not even be an aircraft propeller, from the description provided to this point.

[Micchand]

Identification Help Needed

Just found another set of numbers on the other side. I am going to be very careful and see if some stain remover might help me to read them. The numbers are etched in wood, not a decal, and the newest numbers seem to be the same as mentioned above, but this time they appear to end with a 46.

Thanks for your advise.

I will research and post again tomorrow. Removing the old stain makes me nervous as I do not want to wreck the wood.

Mickey

[Micchand]

Found the word Fahlin engraved along with some other hard to read numbers, HP 50 NO 109992 BP 2300 381 and a 376, perhaps a 46 but I am not sure.

Any ideas?

Mickey