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Bible

This Royal Navy issue Bible belonged to Able Seaman Colin Grazier. Ron 25th July 1942, just two days after his marriage to his childhood sweetheart Olive, he set sail on his fateful voyage aboard HMS Petard, a voyage from which he would never return. Tragically Colin Grazier drowned along with Lieutenant Francis Anthony Blair Fasson, in a bid to salvage vital intelligence from the sinking U-559

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Simson Garfinkel presenting at CFP 2011 on "Hard Drives, Encryption, Forensics, and Privacy"

Concept photo of pgp encryption.

Abwehr Enigma G - serial no. G312

This model G is smaller than most German military Enigma machine. Like the early commercial models of Enigma, this machine does not had a plugboard on the front. Unusually, the Enigma G’s small rotors are controlled by gears, which move them in an irregular pattern.

This type of machine was used by the German Military Intelligence (Abwehr). Due to the lack of plugboard, the ciphers created by these machines were less complex than those produced by later models. They were therefore more vulnerable to the analogue decryption methods developed by GC&CS during the 1930s

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Hungarian Enigma G31 - serial no. G110

This ‘Enigma G’ machine was made around 1931 and sold to a client in Hungary, most likely the army..

This machine was discovered buried in a farmyard on the Czech/Polish border. It’s likely the Hungarian removed the rotors and disposed of the machine at the end of the war.

Conservation work has revealed this machine is one of only two surviving examples with a printer socket on the left side. On these machines, the output text could be printed out immediately as well as appearing via the lampboard.

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A real life Enigma machine. Pretty impressive machine to see.

Colossus Machine Fragment

Colossus, named for its extraordinary size, was designed by Tommy Flowers from the GPO Research Station at Dollis Hill to process German Lorenz (Tunny) messages. The first working model of Colossus arrived at Bletchley Park in 1944.

Colossus was the first large-scale electronic digital computer and only a few original Colossus fragments survive.

Tankards

Pewter tankards owned by Alan Turing and commemorating the King’s College Boat Club Trial Eights in 1931 and 1934. The wear around the handles shows that Alan enjoyed using them during his time at Cambridge. These tankards were given by Sara Turing (Alan’s mother) to her granddaughter, Shuna and are a treasured family possession.

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