Prop question: Can you tell me what I have?

I was curious to know if anybody could tell me how to decipher the information on these propellers my father-in-law picked-up yesterday? Any and all help would be appreciated!

I can't seem to find anywhere online that explains what each number/measurement means. Could somebody break it down for me?

Thank you ahead of time!

WoW! Thank you Bill! The only thing I knew for sure was the 33.4" diameter. I had a feeling the 43.3" was the pitch from online research. The shop is located in Stuart, FL called Blair Propeller & Marine Service. The main thing I am trying to learn is the metal (not to melt down, so you know). I have seen bronze mostly but, last night, I saw nibral. I have learned that nibral is better than bronze in that they are stronger and flex less. Is this true?

I should be able to figure out if they are Michigans or Teignbridges, right?

Lastly, overall, from what you can tell and know do you think these are good propellers?

THANK YOU AGAIN!!!

I'm not going to lie. My father-in-law wants to use them as decorative pieces in his train room. I, on the other hand, think they might be worth more than he thinks. They have been conditioned and balanced for immediate use. Am I wrong in thinking they aren't worth something?

As of right now, he has no interest in selling them.

Having said all of that, I have been intrigued by all the yacht conversation(s) I have been involved in over the past four days. I have been invited onto my father-in-law's friend's 136-footer in six days. I am really, really looking forward to it! (This is the guy that gave him the propellers. They were meant to go on his 70-footer but he sold it and never put them to use.)

Nothing is wrong with him wanting to use them as decorations. I don't really care if he keeps them or sells them. I just wanted to find out what they might be worth so I could make one last effort to talk him into selling them rather than mounting them on his wall and ceiling. (They are too heavy for where he wants them, my opinion of course.) Also, I don't want to have to help him.

I care for everybody's well-being that will be walking in and out of his train room. That is all. You guys don't understand. He wants me to help him mount one of them on a wall and then suspend the other from the ceiling.

If they were to be sold I wouldn't have to worry about engineering suspension systems. Those freaking things are super heavy. I moved both of them and I don't even know where to begin.

UPDATE: We went ahead and installed one of them but he decided that he didn't like the way it looked. I didn't like the way it was suspended. (I have no idea how much they each weigh but MAN! They are super heavy!)