Ideal Codigraph enciphering machine

Made:: 1909-1910 in France

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Ideal Codigraph enciphering machine, invented by Charles Durand, Ste Adresse, near Le Havre, France and made by Baveux Freres, St Nicolas d'Aliermont Seine Inferieure, France, c.1910.

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Category:: Mathematics

Object Number:: 2001-775

Materials:: brass, completed, steel and wood

type:: cipher machines

credit:: Squire, Desmond

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Ideal Codigraph enciphering machine

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