Original British WWI Crashed S.E.5a Biplane Propeller used as Grave Marker by Germans for Unknown KIA British Pilot at Hollebeke Cemetery with Possible Identification Accessories were now close enough together

were now close enough together to need coordination

when the SA introduced a Kraftfahr Abteilung

Both devices are still in fantastic condition and retain all of their original details

the style of catch

It has a Buffington sight still installed

Original British WWI Crashed S.E.5a Biplane Propeller used as Grave Marker by Germans for Unknown KIA British Pilot at Hollebeke Cemetery with Possible Identification Accessories were now close enough togetherOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an unbelievable piece of Aviation history with the story of a lifetime behind it. This propeller section came off of a crashed British S. E. 5a biplane which crashed near Hollebeke, Belgium on April 7th, 1918. The plane was shot down, and the German soldiers who came upon the wreckage paid tribute to their adversary by burying him. They used this large intact section of the pilots propeller as a grave marker, and