20th Century Wood Airplane Propeller

Vintage numbered Serial number 65-0536 snf 68008 wooden airplane propeller with 6 mounting holes. Measuring approx 44" in length. Good used condition as shown. very decorative and attractive, see phot

second quarter-20th century; 63 in. L.

B. SHONINGER COMPANY WOOD AND COPPER AIRPLANE PROPELLERNew Haven, Connecticut, early 20th CenturySerial #1356.Length 96". Width 9". Depth 4.25".

American, early 20th century wooden airplane propeller with metal guard on edge of blades, stamped partially legibly on right blade, 9" x 88".

North America, USA, from Clover Field Airport, Santa Monica, California (the first airport in that city), ca. 1917 to 1922 CE. An absolutely gorgeous piece of early aviation history, this is a massive

CHARMING HAND-PAINTED MODEL OF A TWO-PROPELLER AIRPLANEAmerica, Mid-20th CenturyUnsigned.Total height 23”. Length 22.5”. Width 24”. Provenance:From a Nantucket, Massachusetts home.

Early 20th century. Having a nice patina with original labels from SS Aircraft Propellers of Winnipeg Canada. Good overall condition no breaks. L91"

Early 20th century. Nice patina with original label and fixtures. Good overall condition. L85"

DESCRIPTION: Large carved wood propeller by Hartzel Propeller Inc. featuring studded, metal components on each blade and bearing company stickers on front. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS:

1- A Carved Mahogany Propeller Box and Cover, early 20th century The velvet-lined box is constructed from a segment of a vintage airplane propeller, perhaps a trench art piece made during World War I,

ASSORTED MODEL AIRPLANE WOODEN PROPELLERS, UNCOUNTED LOT, more than 100 pieces, including a few folding examples, and others featuring Top Flight, Ashland, and Streamliner. Most 20th century. Various

ASSORTED MODEL AIRPLANE ENGINE IGNITION PROPELLER ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, more than 50 pieces, including various propellers and aluminum spinners, a few pieces with original packaging. 20th century.

AMERICAN AIRLINES ART DECO ADVERTISING "AIRTRAY"American, mid-20th century. Aviation collectible ashtray with chrome, articulated propeller prop airplane designed and manufactured by Victor F. Pastush

Estate fresh collection of model airplane engines and propellers. American and Japanese, ca. mid 20th century. Some props still turn, while other engines seem seized. AS IS condition.Keywords: aerial,

Title: Airplane model Savoia Marchetti S.55 Origin: Italy Date/Period:Second half 20th century Materials: 800 silver wood base Size: H15 L23 W16 Description:Exceptional model of a Savoia Marchetti S55

A mid 20th century Sessions clock/nightlight. Airplane form with Bakelite body and engines, metal wings and plastic propellers. Chromed detail and rubber wheels. Running and lights up when cataloged,

American, mid 20th century. Large pressed steel airplane the "AA" and "NC-2100" on wings, four propellers and includes a set of rolling tarmac stairs. 28" wingspan.

SENSENICH BROTHERS WOODEN PROPELLERAmerican (Lititz, PA), second quarter 20th century. Impressed specs to the wood with other markings as well as winged SB decals.69 in. (175.26 cm.)

North America, United States, probably California, ca. mid-20th century CE. A wonderful surfboard that evokes thoughts of riding ocean currents and streaming through barrel waves. The elongated ovoid

South Pacific to Western United States, ca. 1935 to 1945, Large and heavy single airplane propeller in a gorgeous dark, highly grained hardwood. Attached to original collar and geared mechanism, this

Gaming Wheel. Early 20th century. Wood, hand-painted gambling wheel on stand. Star design in center. Height 23 ½”. Diameter 15 ½”.

Early 20th century wood one board road sign for "Noblesville (Indiana), No Mean City, 7 Mi.", 13"t. x 44" x 1"

Alfred Kieselbach (20th Century) Wood Construction, Wood assemblage, Signed on verso. H: 41 W: 37 D: 3 in.

Late 19th-early 20th century wood Barber Pole with Cannonball finial. Bold turnings and old, alligatored red, white and blue paint . H 70" dia. 9". Very good old condition for age. Found in Hammond MN