Real (and historical) top secret spy devices from the International Spy Museum!

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Tobacco pipe pistol, 1939–1945. Developed by the British Special Forces, this firearm was designed to appear as an ordinary pipe, but packed a deadly secret.

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Lockpick pen, 1970s. This pen was issued by US Intelligence and contained all the tools necessary to pick a standard door lock.

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Escape boots, 1939–1945. These clever boots were worn by British MI9 pilots, and with their tops cut off, would help downed pilots blend into the local populations.

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Gas assassination weapon, 1950s. Developed by the KGB, this weapon was used by Soviet agent Bogdan Stashinsky to assassinate two Ukranian dissidents by disguising it within a rolled-up newspaper.

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Key Casting Kit, 1960s. This kit was issued to CIA operatives and designed to duplicate keys by making an impression in putty and then casting a mold of the original.

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Time-delay pencils, 1943-1945. Issued by the US Office of Strategic Services during World War II, this gadget disguised as a pack of pencils contained a time-delay incendiary device, which allowed the operator to escape to safety before detonation. Top secret sauce: https://www.buzzfeed.com/gabrielsanchez/insane-gadgets-from-the-world-of-international-spies?utm_term=.on6zoYDnl#.cgv3JYA6g

 

[Gajala frm Washington DC]

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