Friday, August 28, 2009

Secret Enclosures Made From Everyday Items

Many years ago, I did some work for an odd company in New Mexico; they specialized in building secret enclosures for the government.

Whatever you could dream up they could make. A desk with a hollow leg for an embassy in Romania - no problem. A toothbrush transmitter for a secret agent - no problem. Need a place to hide some microfilm in
a nail file - no problem.

An item like a car could be decked out with 100+ secret compartments for bugs, smuggled manuscripts or a handler's stash of baksheesh.

It was a cool place run by brilliantly deceptive minds. Not open to the public.


You probably don't need that level of deception, but you may need...
A place to: stash some cash, cool your jewels or just hide a spare key.

Visit The International Spy Museum Store.
Here, you can obtain...

Arizona Iced Tea Diversion Safe
Peanut Butter Safe
Dr. Pepper Can Safe
Suave Can Safe
Book Safe
...and more secret safes made from everyday items.