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    #1

    unknown collapsible spade..

    hi

    please can someone identify this collapsible spade, from what army and time period is it?

    thank you
    3ccc
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      #3
      Shovel.

      Looks like sovietic shape, but never seen a folding one.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Ir 143 View Post
        Looks like sovietic shape, but never seen a folding one.
        Agree looks like soviet type. Maybe some low number prototype or postwar cammunistic block shovel ( one for sure I can say - not polish made shovel ).

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          #5
          Hi mate,
          its a hungarian ww2 36M shovel, nice condition!

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            #6
            Immer is right!
            36 M shovel.

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              #7
              i agree too, hungarian m36....

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                #8
                hello

                thank you for identification!!
                now i have another question, the spade comes with this leather cover is this related - also royal hungarian army ww2 period?

                the leather cover is marked with X.A.B. or K.A.B.

                greetings and many thanks
                3ccc
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                      #11
                      k.a.b. = központi átvételi bizotság. sorry, i don´t know the exact english translation at the moment.
                      but yes, it's hungarian wwII. nice one!

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                        #12
                        by the way, the same leather was used for the 1910m spade during the austrian-hungarian monarchy.

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