Mahogany Propeller

The Royal Aircraft factory only made 220 FE8's. Wood propellers like these were made from many layers of mahogany, glued together and perfectly balanced to achieve maximum strength f...

Propeller of lamellar mahogany with eight-hole hub produced by Hamilton Aereo Display Milwaukee in October 1929, brass reinforcement on the sides and tips.

This English 20th century very large mahogany airplane propeller features folded brass blade guards with copper rivets and bears the original manufacturer’s proof marks.

Antique 20th century extremely rare British mahogany Airco two-blade propeller, circa 1918, with original brass tipped sheathing, stamped DH9, D 1959.

Propeller made of mahogany laminated wood. American manufacture, 1915 circa, serial number *163*.

The Royal Aircraft factory only made 220 FE8's. Wood propellers like these were made from many layers of mahogany, glued together and perfectly balanced to achieve maximum strength f...

The Royal Aircraft factory only made 220 FE8's. Wood propellers like these were made from many layers of mahogany, glued together and perfectly balanced to achieve maximum strength f...

An extremely rare British four-blade propeller from an Fairey Hamble Baby. A rare WWI period four-blade propeller, the laminated mahogany propeller with sheathed brass tips.

A particularly fine mahogany propeller. The proportion and scale is particularly good and four blade examples have become difficult to find.

Genuine rare 1917 hand carved WW1 wood propeller with brass tips. Manufactured by Matthew Bros MFG. Co. in Milwaukee, WI. These propellers were often seen on the US Navy's H16 Flying...

One of a kind enormous mahogany World War II navy plane propeller, sculptural as a found object to hang vertically or horizontally, with rich coloration and copper clad tips, as well...

A rare laminated four-bladed mahogany late World War I propeller from an uprated Royal Aircraft Factory S.E. 5b British biplane fighter aircraft, circa 1918.

1920s picture frame made from a wooden propeller tip section A charming piece of memorabilia from circa 1920 made in a hard wood (trench art?) on an easel stand There is even a s...

An elegant WWI-era mahogany propeller from the 200 HP Hispano Suiza engine of a Royal Flying Corps Sopwith Dolphin biplane fighter.

Beautiful Mahogany and brass propeller; English circa 1930

Mahogany propeller with pumpkin-yellow tips. Marked "US Propellers Inc."

A rare, four-bladed mahogany propeller from a Royal Aircraft Factory Scout Experimental 5A biplane fighter.

A finely turned and polished WWI-era Royal Flying Corps four blade laminated mahogany auxiliary airplane propeller. Because they weighed so little, auxiliary propellers such as th...

A very unusual one of a kind propeller bench, solid mahogany, large propeller conversion into a two-seat bench, totally unique look that would enhance any room.

Absolutely an awesome combination of rich mahogany wood base with central brass ring, holding an incredible vintage biomorphic shaped glass top.

Airplane propeller from an early passenger plane. Wood mounted with brass riveted with nickel or aluminum

An early 19th century mahogany gueridon with a propeller base and fossil marble top.

An early 19th century mahogany gueridon with a propeller base and a later marble top.