Decoding Doomsday: Cold War Military Tech 2026-05-26 Auction - 117 Price Results - Bannerman Auctions LLC in MO - Page 5
Decoding Doomsday: Cold War Military Tech
Swiss NEMA Model TD-45 Cipher Machine - the successor to Enigma
Mark XII Surface Supplied Diving System (SSDS) Helmet by Morse Diving Co.
Soviet Fialka M-125 Cipher Machine
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Burfordville, MO, United States
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Decoding Doomsday: Cold War Military Tech

Step into the shadows of history with Bannerman Auctions??highly anticipated event, "Decoding Doomsday: Cold War Military Tech." Featuring over 100 curated lots, this exclusive auction offers collectors and historians an unprecedented opportunity to own the very instruments that defined the 20th century's ultimate geopolitical chess match. Bidders will have the chance to acquire legendary cryptography machines, including a NEMA cipher unit and a relic Enigma, alongside an extraordinary selection of rare military equipment, clandestine spy devices, and early tactical computers. These museum-quality artifacts provide a tangible connection to the high-stakes espionage and rapid technological advancements of a divided world. Beyond the shadow war, "Decoding Doomsday" soars into the stratosphere with an unparalleled collection of aerospace history. Aviation enthusiasts will be captivated by rare archives, manuals, and documents from Lockheed?s legendary special projects, featuring materials detailing the SR-71 Blackbird. Included are rare archives of the NAA XB-70 Mach 3 Bomber, along with other pioneering experimental aircraft, and other iconic spy planes. The catalog also ventures beyond Earth's atmosphere, showcasing highly sought-after artifacts from the golden age of space exploration, including authentic items from NASA?s Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. Join Bannerman Auctions to bid on the brilliant, secretive, and groundbreaking engineering that shaped the modern era.
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Russian / Soviet R-350 Electron Burst Encoder: Russian / Soviet R-350 Electron Burst Encoder R-350 Electron burst encoder message puncher, measuring approximately 3? x 4? x 1.5? in Soviet drab green. The device is small and portable, designed for
Est.
US$600
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US$800
SOLD
German RT-3 Electromechanical Burst Encoder c. 1958: German RT-3 Electromechanical Burst Encoder c. 1958 The RT-3 is a specialized, military-grade electromechanical burst encoder developed in Germany around 1958 for the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND),
Est.
US$800
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US$1,000
SOLD
WWII German Enigma Cipher Rotor, Walze V, Serial No. A5350: WWII German Enigma Cipher Rotor, Walze V, Serial No. A5350 A genuine WWII-era cipher rotor, known as a "Walze", specifically designated as Rotor V, for use in the Enigma I (Heeres Enigma) encryption
Est.
US$4,000
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US$6,000
Enigma Cipher Machine Prototype Field Test Rotor: Enigma Cipher Machine Prototype Field Test Rotor An exceptionally rare developmental rotor (Walze) from an early Enigma cipher machine, specifically identified by the marking "AW7" hand-engraved on
Est.
US$4,000
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US$6,000
Lot Passed
SOLD
KG-84A Cryptology Device c. 1984: KG-84A Cryptology Device c. 1984 The KG-84A is a prominent example of Cold War-era cryptographic technology, developed by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) in the early 1980s to facilitate
Est.
US$2,000
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US$3,000
Soviet / Russian M-125 Fialka Rotor Wheel: Soviet / Russian M-125 Fialka Rotor Wheel Interesting and rare stand-alone mechanical rotor for the Fialka or 'Russian Enigma' Cipher Machine. Clearly displays its 30 points of contact along with
Est.
US$800
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US$1,000
Lot Passed
Soviet Fialka M-125 Cipher Machine: Soviet Fialka M-125 Cipher Machine The M-125, codenamed 'Fialka' (Russian, meaning 'violet'), is a highly sophisticated, electromechanical rotor-based cipher machine developed in the Soviet Union
Est.
US$15,000
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US$20,000
Lot Passed