Above is a picture of the green disc from the prop I’m trying find out about
all I can read on the disc is
RS
4594
530
6280
67208

under disc it says “set/fine”

on the underside/base all I can read is
67/HRS
523 6644
HRA 65301
SA1022

This is one of two props I’ve now got and I’ve been told they originated from someone who was employed as an RAF driver during WWII from an airfield in S E England and they was deemed unfit for repair. I have further information but nothing about what type of spitfire they came from. The other is a early jablo and both in original condition.

I think if you follow the OP’s link the intention is to turn the blade into pens.

Moggy

Moggy
Absolutely not for making pens
This is for display only at all the shows we do, and will be displayed first at Royal Highland Show in four weeks
Come along and see and maybe buy a pen at the same time 🙂
I would not cut up a complete propeller and make pens.
We only use broken and damaged propellers

Martin

cant find anything on steel screw
Ok will try chalk, but none in house so have to get some tomorrow
Thanks all for help here, its appreciated

That’s interesting thank you
Maybe its been doing the rounds and being pushed as a Spitfire Prop ???
Any one have any ideas what aircraft this has come from?
Its was intended as show display but now having second thoughts

Martin

ok I think it says RA 406 RS

The people who have responded to your question know their stuff – you can be certain!

I must say the knowledge that’s on this site is amazing
Every time I Google a aircraft related question. I’m always directed to this forum with the only answers
As some of you know I make historic pens and recently started looking for old damaged props and without the help from this site I would be completely blind

Thanks guys

Martin