1950s Vickers Viscount Propeller Blade

An 1950s aluminium model of a Vickers Viscount 800. This model was produced for the Dutch airline KLM. The type 800 was an improved variant of the Viscount with an extended fusela...

Polished cast aluminium propeller, circa 1965. Fitted with decorative polished cast aluminium conical central spinner. The propeller comes with a bracket that is fixed to the wall an...

A stunning pair of Airplane propeller blades, each highly polished to mirror effect, very decorative as modernist sculptures, for display or collection use only. The manufacturer ...

A mid 20th Century polished cast aluminium twin-bladed propeller, complete with a polished central cone and metal wall mounting. A superb and characterful piece, certain to spark end...

Wooden propeller with 6-hole center hub, 1950s East Germany. Wood engraved inscription DDR WRXO95. The abbreviation DDR indicates an East German production and the code WRXO95 the m...

ABOUT A mid-century proof of concept model of a hover vehicle or "Flying Jeeps or Jumping Jeeps", presented by the British Aircraft Corporation to the British Ministry of Defense, n...

An actual airplane propeller in brushed aluminum mounted on a thick base. Available in a variety of finishes.

This fine impression of the celebrated print engraved by mezzotint engraver John Raphael Smith after a painting by Henry Danloux shows the subject on the deck of a ship in the heat of the Battle Camperdown. It is framed in an ornate giltwood frame with a paper label on the reverse showing a coat of arms flanked by the inscription ‘Admiral Lord Viscount Duncan when Victorious off Camperdown, is by permission most humbly dedicated to the Hon. Miss Jane Duncan by her most obedient Servant H.P.Danloux London. Published by H. P. Danloux No 11 Charles Street, Middlesex Hospital...

Art Deco, streamline airplane propeller desk clock. Lovely aviation item.

old airplane propeller, origin Canada