WWI propeller sale - lots of useful reference photos

[Jamo]

I found this on the web today and thought it would be useful reference for us WWI modellers

http://woodenpropeller.com/Sale.html

[petrov27]

Thanks - very informative and nice props! Would really love to own a prop like that, or maybe a repro axial or similar someday - would look cool over the fireplace

[GAJouette]

  James,
Thanks for another great link my old friend. Like Petrov I think one of these beauties would look good over the fireplace someday. I heard the other day about some bad weather down your way,hope you and yours effected.
Highest Regards,
Gregory Jouette

[Jamo]

Hi Gregory
Isn't it interesting what local events find their way into international media. There was a bad tornado which hit Auckland (New Zealand's largest city) a few days ago. Three people were killed 

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/8044114/Fatal-tornado-smashes-Auckland

I am about 600 km away so no worries mate, but tough for the good people in Hobsonville.

[Dekenba]

Very interesting.

The Fokker DV.II props are the most expensive - truly a mythical machine!

[Des]

Thanks Jamo for posting the link, I now know what propeller I need for my future Caudron G3 scratch build.

Des.

[uncletony]

Very interesting.

The Fokker DV.II props are the most expensive - truly a mythical machine!

And the prop for the mighty D.VIIf -- "the machine every Jasta Flieger longed to fly" -- the most expensive of all