Files W.F.F. Archive Patent and Equipment Records Memoranda and Correspondence, Surplus Disposal and Exchange of Cryptographic Equipment (M-209), 1936-1954
Classification of M-209 AS Military Type I, 25 February 1946
Disposal of Surplus Crypto-Equipment (AFSAC 66/30), 7 May 1952
Disposal of Surplus Crypto-Equipment, 22 October 1951
Disposal of Surplus Crypto-Equipment, 28 September 1951
Hagelin Patents, 1 January 1951
Handwritten Note Re Hagelin US Serial No. 188, 546, 19 October 1951
Information You Requested Re Application for Patent SN 188,546, Hagelin, 16 November 1951
Interview with M. DE Vosjoli and M. Dousseau, 5 November 1953; French Requirement for U.S. COMSEC Equipment
Issue of Converter M-209 to Foreign Nations, 17 February 1949
Issue of Converter M-209, 17 February 1949
Issue of M-209 to Foreign Nations, 17 September 1951
List of Numbers
M-209s Sent to French Indo-China (TS), 10 December 1954
M-209s Sent to French Indo-China, 5 November 1954
Patent Application Discloses Improvement to M-209, 1 April 1952
Release of Cryptographic Material or Equipment to Foreign Governments; Decisions to Release
Release of Hagelin U.S. Patent Application 188,546, 27 March 1952
Release of M-209s to Indo-China, 8 January 1954
Release of M-359s to the French
Release of the M-209 to Foreign Nations, 15 October 1953
Release of the M-209 to France, 1 January 1953
Reply from AFSA-02 Re SN 188,546: Hagelin, 20 November 1951
Rescission of Secrecy Order Regarding Hagelin Patent No. 188546, 4 April 1952
Special Conference on M-209 Security, 12 October 1950
Surplus Disposal of M-209( ) Cryptographic Equipment, 5 September 1951
Transfer of M-209s to French Indo-China Forces, 25 October 1954
Transmittal of Correspondence on Converter M-209, 29 December 1954