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To: ReignOfError
S-64 "Yolka" (Christmas tree) KGB "compact" copier from 1960s.
7 posted on 05/10/2013 10:26:28 PM PDT by cunning_fish
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To: cunning_fish

That’s a neat copier, thanks.


8 posted on 05/10/2013 10:33:17 PM PDT by Jyotishi (Seeking the truth, a fact at a time.)
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To: cunning_fish

That would be a b!tch to sneak into the locked offices after hours for a little snooping and pooping............


9 posted on 05/10/2013 11:06:24 PM PDT by doorgunner69
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Ahh, yes! Another good use for the Minox camera! And to think, when Kodak (remember them, boys and girls?), came out with their 110 film camera series, we thought it was a ‘new idea’. The cameras did fairly well, and the film did produce some good photographs.

As to the coin, it was a favorite for passing microdot negatives, and small messages.

The transmitter in the heel was mentioned in the novel, “Goldfinger”, and was used in the movie with the same name, which pre-dates the “Get Smart” tv show.


11 posted on 05/11/2013 4:19:42 AM PDT by Terry L Smith
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