Domain: codasaurus.com

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codasaurus.com
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Reproduction Confederate Cypher Disk - Cryptologic Nooks & Crannies
THE POCKET SIZED CIPHER DISK WAS A DEVELOPED FOR THE USE OF SIGNALERS. THIS CIPHER DISC IS A FAITHFUL REPLICA OF THE ORIGINAL. (AT MOST ONLY FIVE ARE KNOWN ...
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Manual Of Instruction in Army Signalling - UK - Cryptologic Nooks ...
Author, Topic: Manual Of Instruction in Army Signalling - UK. CodaSaurus. Administrator, posted February 08, 2007 07:04 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ...
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Transposed Civil War telegram - Cryptologic Nooks & Crannies
Author, Topic: Transposed Civil War telegram. CodaSaurus. Administrator, posted March 02, 2007 09:33 PM Click Here to See the Profile for CodaSaurus ...
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Reproduction Confederate Cypher Disk - Cryptologic Nooks & Crannies
REPLICA OF A CONFEDERATE CIPHER DISK. THE PRINCIPAL ENCIPHER / DECIPHERMENT SYSTEM USED BY THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY WAS BASED ON A CENTURIES ...
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An Invitation to Cryptograms by Eugenia Williams - Cryptologic ...
An Invitaiton to Cryptograms, was written by Eugenia Williams and printed by Somon and Schuster. It is C. 1959 and First Printing. ...
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Telegraph Cipher - J. I. Case Company - Cryptologic Nooks & Crannies
Author, Topic: Telegraph Cipher - J. I. Case Company. CodaSaurus. Administrator, posted February 19, 2009 08:50 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ...
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Code to Victory by Arnold C. Franco - Cryptologic Nooks & Crannies
Author, Topic: Code to Victory by Arnold C. Franco. CodaSaurus. Administrator, posted February 22, 2000 12:06 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ...
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Decoders given away as Premiums
... jets were produced twice during the 1950s. Tom Mix "decoder" buttons. Tom Mix - Tony (Front) · Tom Mix - Tony (Back). Cardboard decoders. Caesar Cipher.
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Decoders given away as Premiums
Plastic Captain Midnight decoder jets were produced twice during the 1950s. ... Tom Mix - Tony (Back). Cardboard decoders. Caesar Cipher.
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Canadian Pacific Railway - history - Cryptologic Nooks & Crannies
Author, Topic: Canadian Pacific Railway - history. CodaSaurus. Administrator, posted July 12, 2004 10:31 PM Click Here to See the Profile for CodaSaurus ...
 
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