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    Hi, are you able to give any information on my dads propeller
    DRG.NO.LA613.0/1.
    CHEETAH x
    L.H.T
    D.7 33'. P 6 89'.
    Propeller has 8 holes
    It is black with yellow tips

    Thankyou
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    Last edited by Morris Tregidga; 04-22-2015, 05:53 AM.

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    http://www.woodenpropeller.com/Britishprops.htm
    Dave

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    • #3
      Thanks Dave, Airspeed oxford?? Would you know what year this propeller would be from?

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      • #4
        I'm not sure there's any reliable way to tell when it was actually manufactured. You'd need a record of serial numbers and production years.

        But I moved it to the "Modern" Propellers category since the airplane was designed long after WW1.

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        • #5
          Thankyou for all the information above, can you please tell me what a propeller like this would go for if we decided to sell.

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          • #6
            More photos of propeller

            Originally posted by Morris Tregidga View Post
            Hi, are you able to give any information on my dads propeller
            DRG.NO.LA613.0/1.
            CHEETAH x
            L.H.T
            D.7 33'. P 6 89'.
            Propeller has 8 holes
            It is black with yellow tips

            Thankyou
            [QUOTE=Morris Tregidga;12779]Thanks Dave, Airspeed oxford?? Would you know what year this propeller would be from? And value if decided to sell
            Attached Files

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            • #7
              And another full photo

              Full photo
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              • #8
                There's no set value. It's a fairly common propeller, the market is small and sometimes two nearly identical propellers will sell at significantly different prices depending on a variety of factors. Bob Gardner would have a better idea, but my guess would be something in the $500 to $750 range.
                Dave

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