Original U.S. WWII Airplane Propeller Tip Named to Pilots Killed in Crash at Aberdeen Proving Ground - 1944 Russian Artwork & Posters Bessie McCarroll replied

Bessie McCarroll replied

By now the war was under way in Europe

The "double-convex" grip (narrower at the top and bottom and wider in the center) exhibits 7 regular-spaced grooves that provide "grip assurance" for its user

There is very slight moth damage to the seal fur

• 50 SS Wertmake note from Buchenwald prison camp

Original U.S. WWII Airplane Propeller Tip Named to Pilots Killed in Crash at Aberdeen Proving Ground - 1944 Russian Artwork & Posters Bessie McCarroll repliedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of aviation history, the tip of an airplane Propeller named to commemorate the deaths of Pilots Lt. Albert K. Schrull & John E. Byrnes, who were killed in an airplane crash at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Maryland on January 6th, 1944. The piece measures 14 x 7. We can assume this was part of the plane that killed both of the men, but without this being explicitly stated, we cannot