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15 February 2011, 12:15 PM
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German prop' ?
In the late sixties, my father bought a prop' and I have no clue from which kind of airplane it does comes from. can you help me ?
It's 1.55 m high   On the left part of the basement, I can read : E0... (cut) J... WER... G  And on the right part, there is : (cut)...3719 ...T192 ...YBACH G  On one side of the propeller, it's written : PI 38 K22 Nr 3719 3 and on the other side 496 Does anyone have an idea ?  Thanks in advance ! 
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16 February 2011, 06:52 AM
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The size fitts Maybach Mb IV a -powered C-type, e.g. Rumpler C.IV.
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16 February 2011, 09:57 AM
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Hi Yavor,
Actually, I have just found that the Swiss Air Force had bought 20 aircraft Zepp LZ CII in 1920. These airplanes were built by Zepplin in 1918 and were motorised with a Maybach Mb IVa  The prop' was of "Smolik" type (?) with a diameter of 3.10 m. Could it match ? And do you have any idea of the meaning of the markings I found on the prop ? Thanks in advance 
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