Original Imperial German WWI Fokker D.VII Propellor Section by Wotan Russian Flags and there does appear to

and there does appear to be a marking on it

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having greater accuracy than rifle-launched grenades

There are no markings on the buckle itself indicating the manufacturer

It is most likely soldered on

Original Imperial German WWI Fokker D.VII Propellor Section by Wotan Russian Flags and there does appear toOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is an 11 inch cut section of an original Imperial German WWI period wooden propeller made by Wotan. Original WOTAN maker tag still attached. The piece was cut as a remembrance, most probably by the pilot himself. Wotan was a recognized propeller maker and their props were used on various World War aircraft including the Fokker D. VII. The Fokker D. VII was a German World War I fighter aircraft designed by Reinhold