Original WWII Imperial Japanese Aircraft Heavy Bomber Propeller Blade – Sumitomo Metal Industries, 73¾″ Russian Artwork & Posters however overall we rarely see

however overall we rarely see them this good

We believe the pennant to be dated from the late 1920s to the early 1930’s

surface irregularities

and with a front blade sight

over brass

Original WWII Imperial Japanese Aircraft Heavy Bomber Propeller Blade – Sumitomo Metal Industries, 73¾″ Russian Artwork & Posters however overall we rarely seeOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an enormous nearly 74 tall Imperial Japanese Army Air Service propeller blade that almost certainly came off of a large Japanese Bomber, such as the Mitsubishi Ki 67 Hiry, the Aichi D3A, or the Nakajima Ki 49. The propeller measures roughly 73 tall with a maximum width of roughly 11 and retains its original paint job, with two red stripes painted near the tip on one side, and the other side entirely painted