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Alberti Cipher Disk | Encryption & Decryption Tool

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$17.38 $28.49 In stock

Features & Details

  • Historical Cipher Tool: Reproduction of the Alberti Cipher Disk, the first polyalphabetic encryption device from 1467.
  • Working Cipher Disk: Two rotating wooden disks (Stabilis and Mobilis) allow for encryption and decryption.
  • Engraved & Handcrafted: Precision laser-engraved for durability and elegance in our Florida workshop.
  • Complete Instructions Included: Learn basic and advanced encryption methods written by Mic Healey of CIPHERTOWN.

How It Works

Rotate the Mobilis disk to encode and decode messages using multiple alphabets. Ideal for educators, collectors, and cryptography fans. Watch the video below:

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

I've been using this cipher disk to encrypt notes for a D&D campaign, and the rotating wooden disks feel surprisingly sturdy. The mechanism clicks into each letter position cleanly, making it fun to encode messages. It's a neat way to bring a little history into modern puzzles.

Joseph P. ★★★☆☆

The wooden disks fit together nicely, but the letters are a bit too small to read comfortably without a magnifying glass. It works well enough for a basic demo of the concept, though I wish the engraving was deeper.