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A handout photograph released by the National Museum of Computing on May 29, 2016 shows the teleprinter part of a Lorenz cipher machine that was purchased by the National Museum of Computing from eBay for 10 GBP (14.6 USD, 13.2 euro). One of the machines used to send coded messages between Adolf Hitler and his generals sold for �10 on eBay after being discovered in a shed in England, the buyer said on May 29. Researchers at The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park saw a “telegram machine” for sale on the auction site and believed it may have actually been a Lorenz machine, used by the German army to send top-secret coded messages. (Photo by Charles Coultas/AFP Photo/National Museum of Computing)
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