Creative Crafthouse Mexican Army Cipher Wheel, Wooden Decoder Disk

A real working cipher, not a plastic novelty: Four turning disks against a fixed letter ring give over 450,000 possible key settings. Set a key, turn the disks to convert each letter into a two-digit number, then decode it back with the same key. Best for escape room builders, codebreaking fans, and history buffs. , A genuine piece of cryptography history: A faithful wooden reproduction of the Mexican Army Cipher Disk, a real homophonic substitution cipher from the early twentieth century. You work an actual historical method by hand, not a made-up gimmick. , Handmade in our Hudson, Florida workshop: Each wheel is cut and assembled from cherry wood, and the numbers are deep laser-engraved so they read clearly while the disks turn smoothly. Made in the USA by a small family business. , Know the size before you buy: The assembled wheel measures 6 inches across and 1 inch tall, a solid desk-sized object you set and turn by hand. Made for ages 14 and up. , A standout gift and escape room prop: Drop it into an escape room or mystery hunt, use it for geocaching or sending coded notes, or give it to a puzzle solver, spy-fiction reader, or history fan who likes a message only the right key can open.