Enigma I.  3-rotor Enigma museumreplica
Not a working model 

The Enigma I cipher machine, also known as the “Wehrmacht” Enigma, was widely used by the German Military and government to send encrypted messages over radio channels before and during World War Two. Enigma’s encryption was considered so secure, that it was trusted to encipher much of Nazi Germany’s vital and top-secret communications during the war.

With Nazi Germany’s focus on fast moving mobile forces in the European theater of war and later the Eastern campaign, the army had to rely heavily on radio communications for commanding and coordinating its troops. Because radio communications could be easily intercepted, the Enigma machine provided an ideal and compact solution to protect its messages from the enemy.

Weight over 7 kg  Shipping to Germany 26,40 euro