HomeExcellent. OK, that is what I assumed. What timeframe? 1980s?
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Austrian shovel cover, Can anyone say how it was attached to whatever?
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Thats the early variant of the shovel cover, attached to fieldbelt or backpack.
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Thanks for that Alex, the stamp I think is 1958, would that be correct?
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Yep thats the early stamp variant, the newer ones got simplified. Only HBA the eagle and the date in a square.
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This version seems more useful than the common one with the small belt loop.
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As ALEX commented, it most likely attached to a backpack. Also I think Steve will be scratching his head saying ' where do all these variants come from".
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