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I met an old fisherman on the Finnish Island Alandia.He and two comrades had “found ” a Three bladed propeller they split .Each fisherman took a blade. My fisherman took his blade and placed it in a boatshed where it remained for 30 or 40 years…He thought it was from a ” Junker ” aeroplane which I strongly doubt. It is a Rotol prop blade. N 34020 RA 409311 orange spot o it.
Suggestions ?What motor?What aeroplane??
By: mac925 - 29th August 2014 at 18:20
Ifound this Rotol Airscrew blades in Argentina
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By: jatte1 - 20th April 2014 at 09:07
Yes it can be from a Firefly.The swedish antiaircraft forces had the Firefly as a targettowing aircraft using a private Company ( Svensk Flygtjänst ) in the fifties.They later bought a couple of Gloster Meteors as a successor.The training aera was located 50-60 km from the finnish Island Alandia across the Baltic sea. I shall check if there was a Firefly accident in the area.
By: D1566 - 20th April 2014 at 06:30
Presumably from one of the Swedish TT1s; any records of losses in the area?
By: TonyT - 20th April 2014 at 00:34
I wonder how it got there.
By: Whitley_Project - 19th April 2014 at 21:12
Hello – your blade is from a Fairey Firefly I
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