sorry for the terrible quality, it's what I've got. I've not been able to find anything looking like it using google image search. It looks too detailed for a random bit of clip art.
Possibly around 12-15 feet long by 2-3 feet diameter
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2$\begingroup$ where have you found that image? in what context? $\endgroup$– FedericoDec 16, 2020 at 11:47
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$\begingroup$ it's an image that was pasted into a line drawing of an experimental apparatus. Bits of it may have been modified @Federico I'd be interested to know where the image originally came from too. $\endgroup$– JCRMDec 16, 2020 at 11:51
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1$\begingroup$ looks more like a generic "this is a jet engine" picture than anything indicating a specific model. $\endgroup$– jwentingDec 17, 2020 at 14:37
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$\begingroup$ that could well be @jwenting, it just looked like a few too many McGuffins - although they're quite tame by real engine standards. $\endgroup$– JCRMDec 17, 2020 at 16:27
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$\begingroup$ You'll need looking at Jane's, they publish yearly about aircraft engines, or in the work by Ricard Miguel Vidal: 'El motor de aviación de la A la Z', free and open access for AEHS members. Salut + $\endgroup$– UrquiolaDec 24, 2020 at 16:23
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I think it's a fairly good match for the Rolls Royce F405 Ardour. I can't quite work out which version though....
Thanks to everyone who spent time looking.
here's an afterburner and nozzle for a variant:
