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View full screenGerman Kriegsmarine 'Enigma' encoding machine housed in wooden case, serial M16744, with four code rotors, and a wooden case containing five spare rotors, of type used in German submarines, 1944
T.1994.63
Deutches Kriegsmarine (German Navy), Commissioner
Germany, Western Europe
1944
Wood case and box
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502 results found for "barkcloth"
Length of barkcloth decorated with abstract line drawings in natural pigments: Africa, Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Efe Mbuti people, 20th century
Length of barkcloth decorated with abstract line drawings in natural pigments: Africa, Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Efe Mbuti people, 20th century
Chowat or loin-cloth of bast (barkcloth), consisting of a long strip: Southeast Asia, Malayasia, Selangor, Ulu Klang District, Sakais, early 20th century
Ok-ho or barkcloth used as clothing: Asia, South Asia, India, Nicobar Islands, late 19th century
Ok-ho or barkcloth worn as skirts by coast women when mourning: Asia, South Asia, India, Nicobar Islands, Great Nicobar, late 19th - early 20th century
Curtain made from tapa or prepared barkcloth, coloured with yellow, brown and black: Polynesian, Samoa
Curtain of barkcloth, painted in black with leafy, toothed and other patterns in oblong compartments divided by borders of crosses: Pacific Peoples, Samoa
Robe of barkcloth with four superposed sets of fringes, the whole painted in brown and yellow with horizontal bands and lines: Pacific Peoples, Samoa
Curtain of barkcloth painted in black and yellow on a white ground with a design of four-pointed stars, with the names of the makers, Lovine and Saomatie, painted on: Polynesian, Samoa, 19th century
Chief's dress or lava-lava of white barkcloth decorated in dark brown with zigzags and small figures: Polynesian, Samoa
Section of barkcloth ('ahu) in two layers, upper layer is black: Polynesian, Society Islands, Polynesia, 18th - early 19th century