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Horns used for communication at Museum of Communications (Museum für Kommunikation).in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Gallery of telephones & gramophones at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Gallery of telephones & gramophones at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Gallery of telephones & radios at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. |
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Wireless mobile telephones at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Telephone switching equipment at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Jukebox (1961) by Automatic Music Inc. of Grand Rapids Michigan at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Collection of televisions at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. |
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German BMW postal motorcycle (1957) & van at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Enigma (1941) & derivative encryption machines at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | NEMA encryption machine (1948) by Zellweger A.G. of Uster, Switzerland, based on Enigma Machine but with one more cylinder at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Fialka encryption machine (1972) used by Warsaw Pact countries based on Enigma Machine but with up to 10 cylinders at Museum of Communications in Nuremberg Transport Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. |