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A Hagelin M-209-B Cipher Machine, American, 1950s,
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A Hagelin M-209-B Cipher Machine, American, 1950s, serial no. 33822 a light-weight portable pin-and-lug cipher machine, developed at the beginning of World War II by Boris Hagelin of AB Cryptoteknik in Stockholm, and manufactured by Smith & Corona in Syracuse, USA. in green metal casing with maker plate applied to the lid, machine, 3 1/2in x 7in x 5in (90mm x 180mm x 130mm) Footnotes: During the Second World War, the M-209 was referred to by German forces as the 'American Machine' Number 1, or AM-1. The machine does not require electricity to use and was a conveniently portable device. However, by 1943 it is thought that its coded messages could be broken within four hours. Additional information regarding the M209 cipher machine can be found at: https://www.cryptomuseum.com/crypto/hagelin/m209/index.htm Saleroom notices: From information supplied by the owners, this cipher machine was used in WW II and so dates from the early 1940's and not as stated in the online catalogue. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
Saleroom Notice:
From information supplied by the owners, this cipher machine was used in WW II and so dates from the early 1940's and not as stated in the online catalogue.
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A Hagelin M-209-B Cipher Machine, American, 1950s, serial no. 33822 a light-weight portable pin-and-lug cipher machine, developed at the beginning of World War II by Boris Hagelin of AB Cryptoteknik in Stockholm, and manufactured by Smith & Corona in Syracuse, USA. in green metal casing with maker plate applied to the lid, machine, 3 1/2in x 7in x 5in (90mm x 180mm x 130mm) Footnotes: During the Second World War, the M-209 was referred to by German forces as the 'American Machine' Number 1, or AM-1. The machine does not require electricity to use and was a conveniently portable device. However, by 1943 it is thought that its coded messages could be broken within four hours. Additional information regarding the M209 cipher machine can be found at: https://www.cryptomuseum.com/crypto/hagelin/m209/index.htm Saleroom notices: From information supplied by the owners, this cipher machine was used in WW II and so dates from the early 1940's and not as stated in the online catalogue. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
Saleroom Notice:
From information supplied by the owners, this cipher machine was used in WW II and so dates from the early 1940's and not as stated in the online catalogue.
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