Vintage Turboprop Aircraft Propeller Blade by Hamilton Sundstrand very a ray Displays impressively as a piece

Displays impressively as a piece of modern automotive history

a purposeful design intended to manage fluids during use

The drawers can and should be completely removed prior to moving the cabinet

The glass pane is housed in a lighted sign box that can either be wall-mounted or placed on a flat surface

This piece is an original tin sign made for a brand that still exists to this day (now under Black & Decker)

Vintage Turboprop Aircraft Propeller Blade by Hamilton Sundstrand very a ray Displays impressively as a piecec. 1940s 1950s; Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation Windsor Locks, CT Single large aircraft propeller blade manufactured by Hamilton Sundstrand, identifiable by the faint etched company logo visible near the edge of the blade in the provided photograph. The blade is constructed in aerospace grade metal with a pronounced airfoil profile and progressive twist from root to tip, consistent with turboprop propulsion rather than piston driven applications. The