Props from days gone by!

[Robert Zambelli]

Going through some old boxes of Model Aviation stuff, I came upon these old props.
What choices we had! 
From left to right: Air-O-Line, Ashland Aircraft, Mercury, O&R, Rite-Pitch, Snafu  , Speedway, Supr-Scru (!!!), Testors, X-Cell Speed, X-Pert, Unknown, Unknown (looks hand-carved), Unknown (Pusher, cast aluminum).
The Ashland looks like a club (8-12) and check out the X-Pert 9-6.

Bring back any memories??   

   Bob Z.

[John Stiles]

I still have a couple of those wooden ones, one still on a plane I flew last year...never wrecked.

[Jim Thomerson]

I think the cast aluminum pusher was for the GHQ engine.  I used to have such a prop, no idea where it came from or where it went.

[dennis lipsett]

The Aluminum prop is definitely a GHQ prop. The engine was set up to run clockwise.

[Douglas Ames]

Looks like the collection of vintage props De Hill & Joe Gilbert tested a couple years back at Tulsa Glue Dobbers.

[Robert Zambelli]

Yes, I believe you're correct.
The aluminum prop fits my GHQ.
Someday I'll get it running but probably with a wooden prop!

  Bob Z.

[john e. holliday]

Remember the GHQ is a left hand engine.  It runs clockwise.  My brother Bob had one back in the day and carved his own prop for it.

[Roger Vizioli]

Bob,
Hmm, old props. Yes, brought back memories.
Did you buy any of these at "Westchester Hobbies" in White Plains?  
Roger V.
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Going through some old boxes of Model Aviation stuff, I came upon these old props.
What choices we had!  
From left to right: Air-O-Line, Ashland Aircraft, Mercury, O&R, Rite-Pitch, Snafu  , Speedway, Supr-Scru (!!!), Testors, X-Cell Speed, X-Pert, Unknown, Unknown (looks hand-carved), Unknown (Pusher, cast aluminum).
The Ashland looks like a club (8-12) and check out the X-Pert 9-6.

Bring back any memories??    

   Bob Z.