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Auxilliary power propeller

Propeller for wind driven winch

Propeller

1909

Early type propeller for ward driven pump.

1912

Propeller made from metal from a Heinkel bomber

Propeller tip of prototype Spitfire. memorabilia.

"Eyre" Patent feathering propeller

Sir Christopher Cockerel's tethered demonsration hovercraft model, 1955.

1955

Rigged contemporary dockyard model of the six-gun screw sloop HMS 'Eclipse'

1866-1867

2-bladed propeller, German

Early French aircraft propeller

2-bladed Propeller, British (R.A.F. - SPAD)

Farman wooden propeller

Wooden propeller from an F.E.2b aircraft (1917)

2-bladed Propeller, British (R.A.F. - SE5A)

Model of the Motor Ship 'Asbjorn'

1936-1938

Two-bladed Propeller

Propeller, one of eight, used in experiments with the Henson & Stringfellow model of 1844-1847

Propeller used in Experiments with Henson & Stringfellow Model

Propeller, one of eight, used in experiments with the Henson & Stringfellow model of 1844-1847

Propeller used in Experiments with Henson & Stringfellow Model

2-bladed Propeller, Morane

2-bladed Propeller, Morane

Wooden, laminated, two blade propeller, by Robert Beney & Co., London, England, 1910-1911, for the Harold Hume Piffard Aeroplane E.N.V. Aero-engine type D (40hp), V8 cylinder, 1910

Wooden, laminated, two blade propeller, for the Harold Hume Piffard Aeroplane E.N.V. Aero-engine type D (40hp)

Air screw (Propeller or Tractor) used by W. Horatio Phillips

Air screw

Chauviere propeller, ex Bleriot, 1911

Chauviere propeller, ex Bleriot, 1911

Two-bladed wooden propeller, truncated (for 120 H.P. Beardmore)

Two-bladed wooden propeller

Propeller, one of eight, used in experiments with the Henson & Stringfellow model of 1844-1847

Propeller used in Experiments with Henson & Stringfellow Model

2-bladed propeller, German. Fitted to Fokker Monoplane

2-bladed propeller, German. Fitted to Fokker Monoplane

4-bladed Propellers, ex Beta Car. 2 off fitted on Beta car

Four-bladed propellers

Propeller from UMA (Unmanned Aircraft), damaged on trials.

Propeller from UMA (Unmanned Aircraft)

Twin blade propeller from the Tiger Moth aircraft, used at RAE for experimental erosion research.

Twin blade propeller from the Tiger Moth aircraft

Propeller of Wright biplane.

Propeller of Wright biplane

Propeller control unit (P.C.U.), by Hawker Siddeley, England, United Kingdom, 1935-1977

Propeller control unit (P.C.U.)

1935-1977

2-bladed Propeller, German. (Germania)

2-bladed Propeller, German. (Germania)

Model in wood. Increasing pitch screw propeller

Screw propeller

Steel transport box trolley, for self-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller, prototype, designed and made by John Coxon, Pulborough, West Sussex, England, 2014. The propeller was designed to be fitted to small motor vessel Volvo-Penta stern drive units. Originally, the propeller was designed for aircraft.

Steel transport box trolley, for Self-Pitching Carbon Fibre Cyclic Pitch Propeller, prototype

2014

Argus propeller hub. German V.P. propeller, c. 1944

Argus propeller hub. German V.P. propeller

Incomplete four bladed propeller showing construction and model of a complete propeller for a B.E.2 aeroplane, unsigned

Incomplete four bladed propeller showing construction and model of a complete propeller for a B.E.2 aeroplane

4 blade propeller

Four Blade Propeller

A one third or one quarter scale experimental set of four propeller blades for a variable pitch four bladed airscrew

Scale experimental set of propeller blades

1935-1945

Experimental propellers and transmission systems for flying models

Experimental propellers and transmission systems for flying models

Variable-pitch propeller, Type R175/4-30-4-13E by Rotol Ltd, 1962-4. Blade serial nos. 107551, 108893, 110236, 110589. For Fokker F.27 Friendship aircraft, R.R. Dart engine ( dismantled)

Variable-Pitch Propeller

1962-1964

Hawker Siddeley 4 bladed metal propeller for use with R.R. Tyne Engine (Vanguard aircraft) cropped, with propeller control unit (P.C.U.), propeller synchrophase computer (P.S.C.) and associated component, by Hawker Siddeley, England, United Kingdom, 1935-1977

Hawker Siddeley 4 bladed metal propeller, with propeller control unit, propeller synchrophase computer and associated component

Seven sections of Aeroplane propellers

Seven sections of Aeroplane propellers

Four propeller blades from the early Piggott experimental aeroplane

Four propeller blades

Three two-bladed propellers and three four-bladed propellers (two four-bladed propellers destroyed) B of S. ScM. 7/747/1, dated 13/5/60. 3 with 2 Beads are DeH. 9A, 400 H.P. Liberty, 14 Blade DeH4; R.R. Falcon 250 H.P.

Three two-bladed propellers and three four-bladed propellers

Propeller, one of eight, used in experiments with the Henson & Stringfellow model of 1844-1847

Propeller, one of eight

Propeller, one of eight, used in experiments with the Henson & Stringfellow model of 1844-1847

Propeller, one of eight

Metal propeller (two blades, adjustable, test type), one blade damaged, unsigned, England, for the Harold Hume Piffard Aeroplane E.N.V. Aero-engine type D (40hp), V8 cylinder, 1910

Metal propeller (test type), for the Harold Hume Piffard Aeroplane E.N.V. Aero-engine type D (40hp)

2-bladed Propeller, British. (Integral)

2-bladed Propeller, British. (Integral)

Experimental metal aeroplane propeller, 1917, two bladed

Experimental metal aeroplane propeller

Woodcroft's adjustable propeller in iron

Woodcroft's adjustable propeller in iron

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