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Cardboard replica of a British Bombe made for the movie Enigma and now on display at Bletchley Park. It is important to note that the actual Bombe would have had pointers (at 12 o'clock) on the drums to indicate the relevant letters. Photograph taken by Michael Reeve, 22 September 2002.

This picture appears to show a nonsensical setup of a bombe. The bombe drums were colour-coded [1] so it would seem that the bombe is set up for the rotor [wheel] sequence I, IV, I, which is invalid as each Enigma machine had only one set of rotors.--TedColes (talk) 08:11, 22 March 2009 (UTC)

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