About the propeller, The propeller was produced by Sensenich, USA. Nicely preserved decals. In private ovnership. Age - Unknown, most likely still can be orderd from Sensenich. Estimated price of the new one - (airworthy) 2800 USD. Construction, The propeller...
Established by Sensenich Brothers (Harry and Martin) in 1932, however first props goes back to 1927. Main Plant was located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, west coast branch located in Glendale, California. In 1949 Sensenich began to manufacture wood propellers for the...
About propeller. The propeller was produced by Polish INTEGRALE company. Propeller type was C-W-K . Found circa 2009 in Poznań, subsequently sold on internet auction. Construction. The propeller lamination consists of 12, ash plies. Propeller coating by black...
About the propeller. The propeller was produced by Mohns workshop.No sheathing, decals – most likly has beed removed, the same concerns the original coating. Found in the area of Gdańsk. On auction in May 2017, Mentioned in Bob Gardner’s book, as a one of two known...
PWS 16 aircraft. Source: airwar.ru
About the propeller. The propeller was produced by French Chauvière Intégrale factory. Currently on exposition of Muzeum Morskiego Dywizjonu Lotniczego in Puck, Poland. Construction. The propeller lamination consists of eight plies (probably ash). Diameter of...
WZ-XI Kogutek (Cockerel) aircraft built by Władysław Zalewski in 1927. Powered by 18 HP engine designed by aircraft designer too. Photo: NAC
One of the first German propellers maker. The company was founded in Berlin by Karl Mohn, born 1887. At the age of 24 Karl acquired his pilots' licence No. 188. The first reference of his propeller making company is dated back to 1915. According to Inter Allied...
Nicely renovated propeller of TS-8 Bies. The first sheathing element is a brass one , while the others are aluminium ones . Characteristic for later WR-1A propellers. Typical - for this prop - logo of PZL was restored. Photo: Karol Borys. Thank you! (entry 2019)
FB entry of famous aviation histographer Robert Gretzyngier. Picture taken during Lublin Fairs Militaria on 19.10.20109. It looks like someone is in possession of a half of Szomanski propeller designed for polish built LWS 3 Mewa observer aircraft. Congratulation!
About the propeller The propeller was produced by factory owned by Włodzimierz Szomański in Warsaw. Propeller, currently is in the collection of Muzeum Morskiego Dywizjonu Lotniczego in Puck, Poland. Construction The propeller lamination consists of ten ash plies....