Chiffriermaschine Hagelin CX-52 des südamerikanischen Militärs - photo 1
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Chiffriermaschine Hagelin CX-52 des südamerikanischen Militärs

Starting price
€ 2 100
Auction dateClassic
26.11.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 661574
Lot 4110 | Chiffriermaschine Hagelin CX-52 des südamerikanischen Militärs
Chiffriermaschine Hagelin CX-52 des südamerikanischen Militärs
Das Gehäuse mit feldgrauer Schrumpflacklackierung und vernietetem Typenschild "Type CX-52 - No 32349 - Series D". Der Deckel ohne Schlüssel. Funktion und Vollständigkeit nicht überprüft. Maße 21 x 14 x 10 cm. Dazu ein Teileträger.
Mechanische Rotor-Chiffriermaschine, ab 1952 von der Crypto AG in Zug, Schweiz hergestellt. Es gab zunächst die Type CX-52 mit sechs Stiftwalzen und später die CR/RT mit Lochstreifenleser.
Die Maschine erzeugt mit sechs Stiftwalzen einen Pseudo-Zufallscode. Um ein Zeichen zu verschlüsseln/entschlüsseln, wird der Druckzylinder um so viele Positionen verdreht, wie die Zufallszahl angibt. Sender und Empfänger müssen die Maschinen gleich eingestellt haben, bevor mit dem Verschlüsseln oder Entschlüsseln begonnen werden kann.

Zustand: II
A cipher machine Hagelin CX-52 of the South American military
The case with field-grey wrinkle paint and riveted type plate "Type CX-52 - No 32349 - Series D". The lid without key. Not checked for functionality and completeness. Dimensions 21 x 14 x 10 cm. A second device for parts only is included.
Mechanical rotor machine, manufactured as of 1952 by Crypto AG in Zug, Switzerland. The first model was the CX-52 with six pinwheels, followed by the CR/RT with a tape reader.
Six pin wheels generate a pseudo-random code. To cipher/decipher the printer is rotated as many positions as indicated by the random number. For coding/decoding transmitter and receiver must setup their machines identically.

Condition: II
Auction house category:Encryption devices
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