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    Hello!

    This propeller comes from a German aeroplane,which was shut down in 1944.At the west coast here in Norway.Sadly,the propeller is painted over with anti-rust-Solution.

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    All the best

    Morten.

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    Hello Morton,

    All great finds.

    Do you know if the propeller was found recently, if it was kept as a souvenir by someone since 1944 and the type of aeroplane it comes from?

    I've only been to Norway once and unfortunately didn't see anything of WWII interest, well, I didn't really have the time anyway.

    Tony

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    Hello Morton,

    All great finds.

    Do you know if the propeller was found recently, if it was kept as a souvenir by someone since 1944 and the type of aeroplane it comes from?

    I've only been to Norway once and unfortunately didn't see anything of WWII interest, well, I didn't really have the time anyway.

    Tony

    Hello!

    Tony

    The Propeller was found 10 years ago.From an HEINKEL all i know.

    All the best

    Morten.

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    Morten - all very interesting finds - and nice that you have some history for them. The old compass has some varied naming. The dial clearly shows the maker's name and Antwerp - so it was bought-in for the body of the compass - which was made in Glasgow - however, the word Cambridge seems to be at odds with this. Through the accumulated verdigris - is it Cambridge Road or, Street ?

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    Morten - all very interesting finds - and nice that you have some history for them. The old compass has some varied naming. The dial clearly shows the maker's name and Antwerp - so it was bought-in for the body of the compass - which was made in Glasgow - however, the word Cambridge seems to be at odds with this. Through the accumulated verdigris - is it Cambridge Road or, Street ?

    Hello!

    http://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_03_2010/post-1000-126815974736.jpgmaby some better pic.

    All the best

    Morten.

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