Codes Collection

Great Paris Cipher
George Scovells list of interpreted cipher words from the Great Paris cipher 1812-1813 Date: 1812-1813

Enigma code machine
Four-rotor Enigma encoder used by Germany in World War II to send coded messages. The codes, which were changed daily, were cracked by the Bletchley Park codebreakers in the UK including

SOS message from Titanic
A wireless message received by the Russian steamer Birma from the Titanic about five minutes after Titanic struck the iceberg that sank her

World War I spy drawing
What appears to be an innocent landscape drawing is in fact a plan of a harbour and its forts. The sketch has been made in accordance with a secret pictorial code known to the government in whose

Quantum cryptography equipment
Quantum cryptography. Eye of an observer reflected in a mirror in quantum cryptography apparatus. Quantum cryptography is based on the principle of entanglement

Theban alphabet (Honorian alphabet or the Runes of Honorius
5615723 Theban alphabet (Honorian alphabet or the Runes of Honorius) and Celestial Alphabet (Scriptura Malachim or Angelic Script) Engraving from Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim (1486-1535)

German Nudist Beach
AT THE FREIBAD Scene on a German popular beach where a relaxed attitude is taken to dress codes Date: 1920s

Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, from "True Portraits
5668950 Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, from A" True PortraitsA...A" by AndreThevet, published in 1584 (engraving) by Thevet

16th century codes - the Babington cipher
The forged postscript to the letter of Mary Queen of Scots to Anthony Babington. Thomas Phelippes added the postscript, which was to incriminate Mary Queen of Scots

Fire extinguisher codes. Fire card displaying the colour codes for different types of fire extinguishers

Human genetic engineering. Conceptual computer artwork representing the genetic engineering of humans. Sperm cells labelled with bar codes are seen

Linguistics table, 17th century
Linguistics table. 17th century table titled Tabula Combinatoria. The description at top says that this is a combinatory table showing the most ancient alphabets of the world

Horatius Codes, Anonymous, Hendrick Goltzius, Franco Estius, 1645 - 1706

Horatius Codes, Keijzer, Hendrick Goltzius, 1829

Chromosomes, SEM
Chromosomes. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of two chromosomes. The SEM is overlaid on a DNA autoradiogram background

Computer security, conceptual image C018 / 8582
Computer security, conceptual image. Phishing is the term for attempts to acquire someones computer account details, such as passwords and banking codes

Barcode scanning, conceptual artwork C013 / 5585
Barcode scanning, conceptual artwork

Barcode scanning, conceptual artwork C013 / 5584
Barcode scanning, conceptual artwork

Book of the Fueros (Codes) of Valencia. Facsimile edition. Romanesque art. Miniature Painting

Book of the Fueros (Codes) of Valencia. 13th c. Facsimile edition. Romanesque art. Miniature Painting. SPAIN. Valencia. City Museum

16th century codes
Anthony Babingtons acknowledgement of ciphers used with Mary Queen of Scots, September 1586 Date: 1586

Fire extinguisher. Green fire extinguisher and fire card displaying the colour codes for different types of fire extinguishers. A green fire extinguisher contains vaporizing liquids

Genetic code
MODEL RELEASED. Genetic code. Conceptual computer artwork of a DNA double helix (white) with nucleotide base sequences (letters, down centre), a womans face and binary code (zeros and ones)

DNA autoradiograms

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Unlocking the Secrets: A Journey into the World Step into a realm where messages are concealed, mysteries unravel, and secrets come to light. Explore the fascinating world of codes, from ancient ciphers to cutting-edge cryptography equipment. Let's embark on this captivating journey together. Our adventure begins with the Enigma code machine, an ingenious device used during World War II to encrypt sensitive military communications. Its complex system baffled even the brightest minds until it was finally cracked by codebreakers at Bletchley Park. Delve further into history and discover the Great Paris Cipher, a cryptogram that remained unsolved for over two centuries until it was deciphered in 1867 by Auguste and Louis-Édouard Simon. This breakthrough shed light on hidden messages within famous literary works. The haunting SOS message sent from Titanic echoes through time as a distress call that couldn't save all lives aboard. Unraveling its significance reminds us of both tragedy and heroism amidst chaos. Intrigue deepens as we encounter spies during World War I using secret drawings to convey vital information. These covert sketches became invaluable tools in espionage operations, highlighting how art can conceal more than meets the eye. Enter the realm of quantum cryptography equipment – technology so advanced that it harnesses quantum mechanics' fundamental principles to secure data transmission against any potential eavesdropping attempts. The future is here. Unearth ancient scripts like Theban alphabet or Runes of Honorius – mystical symbols employed by occultists seeking hidden knowledge beyond ordinary comprehension. These enigmatic codes hold secrets waiting to be unlocked by those who dare venture into their mysterious depths. Amidst our exploration lies an unexpected twist – German nudist beaches concealing coded messages. During World War II, nudists utilized these unconventional locations for clandestine meetings while disguising their true intentions behind seemingly innocent leisure activities.