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The Enigma machine was the mains cipher machine that the German Wehrmacht/Armed Forces used to code secret messages during World War 2. These cipher codes were broken by the Allied Forces at Bletchley Park which some historians estimated that it shortened the war by 2 years.
This is a collection of original Enigma Machine parts in relic condition. These unserviceable parts were found buried in various locations throughout Germany and Eastern Europe. They are a good example of the components that made up the machine.
The parts consist of:
10. A contact found in the battery box
11. A portion of the rear piano hinge found on the Enigma wooden box
These Enigma Machine relic parts are getting harder to come by and these would make an excellent display for any World War 2 collection. [ad][ph:L]
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