German WW2 shovel?

[Fabe]

Hey Guys - do I see a German ww2 shovel in this Hungarian lot of M10 and M50 shovels? (4th one from the left)



Cheers,
Fabe

ps: the one with no handle is Soviet.

[Fabe]

oh well...I got this lot since it was only 25 EU.

[Danmark]

I believe it is Fabe!
Great buying for all of them .....
Cheers, Dan

[Fabe]

THX Dan - I'll update when I get them...

[Fabe]

More pics - I didn't find any markings - some traces of white paint (maybe winter camo?)

So is this a German WW2 one? It has a single rivet in the middle of the head...

[bigmacglenn]

I agree with Dan...the 4th from the left appears to be German...
cheers, Glenn

[JPhilip]

Hello,
It is a WWII german entrenching tool with an added rivet. The shovel had no rivet when it left the factory.
Thanks

[Fabe]

Hello,
It is a WWII german entrenching tool with an added rivet. The shovel had no rivet when it left the factory.
Thanks

Thanks all for the confirm.

[JPhilip]

Hello Fabe,
Try to have a carefull look where the red rectangles on the photo below are located. Perhaps you'll find a maker's mark or at least a WaA mark....who knows ?
Thanks

[Fabe]

Thanks - maybe a VERY faint marking can be seen - but I can't make it out... At least the white paint on it seems original, turned yellow.

Another question:

How 'bout this shovel? I had this for a couple years now, the edge is not rolled up, no rivets, and the handle is slightly longer - almost like a "middle-sized" shovel. It has mustard / sand yellow paint on it, even on the handle - and there is thick amount of hard red-colored sand (dried to a rock) under the paint.

It is from Italy - seller said; it was on used in a küblewagen.

Side-by-side:


More pics:


Cheers,
Fabe