Two propeller blades. I need help with identification.

[pzo]

Dear Ladies and Gents. I need Your help with identification of two propeller blades. I could not find any markings on them, even at the bottom.

[pzo]

More pictures.

[BenVK]

I believe this one is from an FW190, not sure which variant however, possibly a D model.

[Renaud]

Such large blades are typical for german aircrafts but who knows...

[Journeymontana]

That is an awesome blade!

[Scott C.]

Very cool item. Like a gigantic version of the seeds that 'helicopter' down from my maple tree every spring.

[Renaud]

Very cool item. Like a gigantic version of the seeds that 'helicopter' down from my maple tree every spring.

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[pzo]

I am not an expert but I expect to see blade like this painted in classic Luftwaffe dark colour. Were there unpainted models or rather paint has been stripped off?

[Renaud]

I would say unfinished ?

[pzo]

The blades are now in my possession. There is a kind of data plate on green blade. It says that Flugzeug, for which this propeller was suitable, is Junkers W34. I am still looking for some numbers on unpainted one. In fact it is painted with transparent paint.

[pzo]

Have You ever seen German propeller painted that way?

[pzo]

Some pictures of second blade with number. Is that number can take us closer to identification of blade and plane?

[TSkagen]

The green one is from a Junker W34 with a Bramo 322 engine

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junkers_W_34

Lucky find

[BenVK]

No chance it's from a Junkers W34 so I doubt that label belongs with that propeller.

[pzo]

No chance it's from a Junkers W34 so I doubt that label belongs with that propeller.

It is from Junkers W34 Hau, with Bramo engine and correct set of propellers.