This rates as one of the silliest, emotion-driven purchases ever.
I've always had a huge soft spot for enigma code machines and even have a working app on my ipad. So when this came up I had to have it.
Instead of a genuine piece of German WW2 history can anyone tell me if I bought a $2 typewriter part instead?
text from sale:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/330769058656
I've always had a huge soft spot for enigma code machines and even have a working app on my ipad. So when this came up I had to have it.
Instead of a genuine piece of German WW2 history can anyone tell me if I bought a $2 typewriter part instead?
text from sale:
This is all original, a Enigma Machine keypad the letter K, there is a crack in the glass, I have not repaired it as that would take away from the original artifact. This came from the personal collection of US Army Cryptographer Bradford Hardie, the letter of provenance comes from David Hamer, whose wesite buys and sells original cipher machine and parts
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