Totally rare cut away section of propeller blade nice clean part with original paintwork and maker markings from German Messerschmitt 109 number 5930 shot down on 20th October 1940 crashed in to Mereworth woods in Kent

This is a totally rare i have never had before cut away section of propeller blade from the root of the blade  The blade section still has most of its original black and gray paintwork also clear to see maker markings it has been very well cleaned and has most of its original colour it is in nice solid condition it is perfect for display or any collection it is 4 half inches long by 4 inches wide and was cut away from the rest of the blades during its post war recovery. The part comes from German Messerschmitt 109 number 5930 shot down on 20th October 1940 and crashed in to Mereworth woods in between West Malling and Paddock Wood in Kent during the Battle of Britain. A very nice and very rare engine relic from a battle of Britain and German Messerschmitt 109 the part comes with a A5 laminated information sheet with pictures. 

Messerschmitt Bf109E-7 work number 5930 flown by Feldwebel Bielmaier from 5 /JG52 who baled out and captured unhurt and taken POW and sent to Canada. The plane was shot down by RAF Spitfires over West Malling, Kent. It crashed in Mereworth Woods near Paddock Wood at 2.15 pm on 20th October 1940.