Propeller to identify

” But its also missing its contra-rotating partner in crime, if I am not mistaken?”

Correct – contra prop located, ordered and in the post.

That looks like an expensive bit of metal! (at least when it was new).

Anon.

USN Mk14 rear prop – from Greece.

Yes – and some cad has added a fourth blade!

But its also missing its contra-rotating partner in crime, if I am not mistaken?

Short video of an inert example of an air dropped Mk44 I had in captivity for a while:-

I found a nice military prop this week too but it is for travelling in mediums other than air.

Nice find. Where did that turn up?

Yes – and some cad has added a fourth blade!

Blades look a little fat for Dove Devon?

I found a nice military prop this week too but it is for travelling in mediums other than air.

Hi Anon,
The place is in Essex if that is near to you.
I am pretty sure it is all for sale
Gerry

Certainly looks like a petrol pump, Gerry.

I’m interested because I like these old bits and pieces – I’ve been watching too many of the American Pickers and Salvage Hunter programmes on Sky TV!

Anon.

Hi Anon,
I haven’t a clue.
Here is a slightly better image of the item that you are interested in.
Regards
Gerry

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Yes, I concur. Dove/Devon.

British motors went CW too. One of the most widely used, the Merlin, went CW (or right-hand tractor using the correct terminology).

Is that an old petrol pump to the right?

Anon.

Cheers John,
That was quick!!!
Regards
Gerry

The rotation is British and it doesn’t look very big. Dove /Devon?

John