Vintage Cryptographic Equipment  
Richard Brisson Collection


Hebern Electric Code Machine (1924) WW-II German 4-rotor Kriegsmarine Enigma WW-II German 3-rotor Enigma Commercial 4-rotor K-Enigma (Swiss - early 1940's) NEMA (Swiss Enigma-like machine - circa 1947)
KL-7 Rotor Device WW-II M209-B (American Device) WW-II M209-A (American Device) WW-II CSP-1500 (U.S. Navy version of the M-209) C-52 Hagelin-Cryptos Device
Koralle Rotor Encryption Device Rotors from a T-205 WOLNA Soviet Block Rotor Encryption Device CD-57 Hagelin-Cryptos (handheld) Device HC-9 (Swedish Device) Swiss TC-53 Telecipher Machine (Telekryptogeraet)
European FG Cipher Device (Manual System) French Device - Code based on Sliding Alphabets (Manual System) French Device - Code Based on Sliding Alphabets (Manual System with Gears) UK SYKO Device Army Signals Corps Code Card
U.S. Navy CSP-1756





 Other Cryptographic Equipment 


STU-III Secure Phone (Sectel 9600) Naval Cipher Phone U.S. Cipher Phone U.S. Secure Phone - HYX-60/TSEC UK Keying Gear - Cossor
Crypto AG Complimentary Pen (Swiss made by Caran d'Ache) Hagelin Cryptos Complimentary Lighter




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