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Welcome at the Dutch Crypto Museum. At present we are a virtual museum that
can only be visited on the internet, but we do organize physical exhibitions
regularly. In most cases this will be done in co-operation with other museums.
The next exhibition will be from 8 to 12 February 2010
at the TU/e in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
Other examples are the exhibition Secret Messages,
held in Museum Jan Corver in the Netherlands
between October 2008 and February 2009,
and the Enigma Reunion 2009
at Bletchley Park.
The main purpose of the Crypto Museum is to preserve the history of
historical cipher machines
such as the Enigma,
spy equipment and the likes.
Some of the items described on this website are part of the collection of
the Crypto Museum, but many items have only 'passed by' or have been given on
temporary loan for an exhibition. The Crypto Museum has the facilities
to research and restore historical equipment. Whenever we have the chance to
research a machine we will publish the results on these pages.
We are always interested in acquiring new equipment for the museum.
If you have any questions or if you have something to offer, please do not hestitate to contact us.
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Exhibition: SuperTU/esday
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The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has organised a special week
on Digital Security. Apart from lectures and workshops there will be a
great exhibition of historical cipher machines from the collections of
Scryption
and Crypto Museum.
Various Enigma and Hagelin cipher machines will be on display alongside
older and newer equipment, such as the caesar cipher, the Swiss Nema
and the famous Russian Fialka.
Part of the exhibition is dedicated to electronic cipher machines
developed by Philips, such as the Miniflex and Ecolex.
The exhibition will be open from 8 to 12 February 2010.
 More information on the TU/e website
Download the flyer
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Click any of the images for further information.
When navigating this site, you may also use the buttons on the left as a guide.
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All images on this website are owned by the Crypto Museum, unless stated otherwise.
These images are all copyrighted. If you want to use any of them, please
ask first.
Under normal circumstances permission will be granted, provided full credit is given
to the Crypto Museum and that they are used for non-commercial purposes.
Commercial users may also contact us to arrange a suitable price.
If an image is not owned by us, you will need to ask the original owner for permission.
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