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7th May 2014, 14:48
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Parts of unknown aircraft for identification
These parts were kept by a farmer immediatly after the crash in 1945. It is not known which type of aircraft it was. I want to ask this forum for help. Maybe someone can identify the shape of the propeller blades or can help with the screw head marking of "NSMC"? It would be great. I appreciate any help.
Content of finding: 2 prop blades - one bent and one rather straight - dimensions: width:~31cm/12,2in, length: ~180cm/70,8in 1 rivited aluminum part with screws and the markings "--- REG ALCOA - M - - - - 24S-T---" dimensions: approx.: 120 x 25cm 1 aluminum part without any markings 
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