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ID:1891
Name:Museum voor Communicatie_inr 34312_codebook_for_ RJ_ Schimmelpeninck_in_ _1798-06-15
Current Location
Country:The Netherlands
City:The Hague
City:Museum coor Communicatie
Origin
Dates: -
Author:S.E. Croiset
Sender:
Receiver:R.J. Schimmelpenninck
Region:Batavian Repub;ic
City:The Hague
Content
Type:Key
Status:N/A
Cipher Type:Nomenclatures
Symbol Sets:Numerical
Pages:2
Creation
Owner:19
Creator:19
Creation Date:2020-12-09 00:00:00
Access mode:Authentication required

ID 1891
Name Museum voor Communicatie_inr 34312_codebook_for_ RJ_ Schimmelpeninck_in_ _1798-06-15
Owner
Current Location and Name The Hague,Museum coor Communicatie
Museum voor Communicatie_inr 34312_codebook_for_ RJ_ Schimmelpeninck_in_ _1798-06-15
Dates 1798 -
Authors S.E. Croiset
Batavian Repub;ic The Hague
Languages Cleartext:Dutch
Plaintext:
Country The Netherlands
City The Hague
Holder Museum coor Communicatie
Author S.E. Croiset
Sender
Receiver R.J. Schimmelpenninck
Region Batavian Repub;ic
Origin City The Hague
Start Year 1798
Start Month 6
Start Day 15
End Year
End Month
End Day
Record
Type
Key
Status N/A
Symbol Set Numerical
Cipher Type Nomenclatures
Cipher Type (notes)
Symbol Sets (notes)
No. of Pages 2
Inline Cleartext Yes
Inline Plaintext No
Cleartext
Language
Dutch
Plaintext
Language
Private Ciphertext True
Available Documents
Paper
Access Mode Authentication required
Creation Date 12/9/20
Key: encoded plaintext type 0
Key: numbers No
Key: content words Yes
Key: function words Yes
Key: syllables Yes
Key: morphological endings Yes
Key: phrases No
Key: sentences No
Key: punctuation No
Key: nomenclature size ᐳ100
Key: sections No
Key: headings No
Key: plaintext arrangement Vertical
Key: ciphertext arrangement Vertical
Key: memorability Alphabetic
Key: symbol set Digits
Key: diacritics No
Key: code length Variable
Key: code types Simple
Key: metaphors No
Key: material properties Handwritten
Key: instructions Yes

Additional Information
With less than 500 items this key is relatively small, probably because only a short stay was envisaged. The introduction suggests that this codbook was also temprarely used by van Grasveld in 1799 and Dedem in 1601 for his communication with the Dutch ministers Paris and Madid and by Dirk van Hogendorp in St Petersburg in 1803.
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