Formal Sciences
Cyber Core
Foundational cryptography algorithms, historical cipher matrices, early telegraphic protocols, and key exchange frameworks from Robinson's 1897 treatise.
- Collection vectors
- 141
- Network total
- 91,799
- ZKP digest
- d87103e06859b54f714d30d2e94017c53b71bb6505fc76c90ba1c1ac5fabc4d0
Primary sources
- Robinson Telegraphic Ciphers 1897
Agent install (Smithery)
npx @smithery/cli run crmendeavors/unison-orchestration-hubQuery endpoint: https://unison-edge-gateway.unisonorchestration.workers.dev/mcp/v1/search?collection=unison_cyber_core&q=
Crawlable TSV ground-truth previewtop 5 artifacts
EBOOK THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER *** Greetings! We have long specialized in the manufacture of Time and Labor Saving Account Books, Grain Tables and Cipher Codes for Grain Dealers. We strive to incorporate the most practical suggestions of the trade as to form and arrangement, and to make each book all that could be desired in workmanship and quality of materials used. Suggestions for their improvement will be welcome. Each order encourages us to give more time and thought to the wants of grain dealers. When in need write Grain & Feed Journals Consolidated 332 South La Salle Street Chicago, Ill. Use Universal Grain Code and Reduce Your Tolls. ESTABLISHED 1872. THE ROBINSON Telegraphic Cipher. (TRADE MARK) "REVISED EDITION." Fifteen additional pages inserted; every cipher word, quotation and phrase in former editions retained; see next page. S. L. Robinson Author and Proprietor, CHICAGO. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. COPYRIGHT, 1897, BY S. L. ROBINSON. IMPORTANT==READ CAREFULLY.
In this selection I gave the benefit of fifteen years' personal experience as an operator and manager, over three years as operator and cipher clerk for the United States Government, and ten of the fifteen as telegraph manager on the Chicago Board of Trade. In the majority of codes the cipher words are virtually copied as they come out of a dictionary. Many words so little in use that the sending operator for fear of sending one wrong asks to have the words rewritten, thus causing delay that may cost as much as _if sent wrong_. During the past thirty-five years THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER has been, and is still in use in nearly every city and town in the United States and Canada having a telegraph office. Thousands using it, yet the errors in transmitting its code words are less even than in messages in plain English. In fact virtually _nil_. Its record speaks for itself. INDEX SEE INDEX ON PAGE 4 OF ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENT.
The changes in Grades of Grain, new Railroads and Freight Lines, and advanced methods of doing business has made it necessary to insert new cipher words and phrases in "THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER." The "Revised Edition" retains all the cipher words and phrases of former editions, in identically the same relationship, the only difference being _additions_, which are all _printed in Italics_, that you may easily distinguish and only use them with correspondents who have the "Revised Edition." Additions will be found on the following pages: 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 49, 49_a_, 78, 79, 80, 81, 85, 86, 87, 88, 92 and 103. The same care has been exercised in the selection of safe "cipher" or code words, not easily misread from copy or changed in telegraphic transmission, that has helped largely to make "THE ROBINSON CIPHER" the accepted standard code for the Trade. The cipher words for the new phrases follow as closely in alphabetical order as possible without changing the position of the old ones. Where blanks occur in or at the terminus of the printed phrases let the cipher word or words supplying such blanks follow the cipher word of the phrase in respective order, as "Revelation, Alkali, Chicago," for "Quote price No. 2 corn laid down in Chicago." When the price is manifestly above 1.10 the _dollar_ will be understood and not expressed, as "Churl," for 1.35¼. INDEX SEE INDEX ON PAGE 4 OF SUPPLEMENT, ALSO SEE PAGE 4 OF ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENT. PAGES.
_Waitress_ . . . . . . _Waken_ . . . . . . _Wakened_ . . . . . . _Wakening_ . . . . . . _Waldgrave_ . . . . . . _Walk_ . . . . . . _Walked_ . . . . . . _Walking_ . . . . . . _Wallop_ . . . . . . _Walloped_ . . . . . . _Walloping_ . . . . . . SUPPLEMENT TO THE REVISED EDITION OF THE ROBINSON Telegraphic Cipher. TRADE MARK SOLD BY Grain & Feed Journals Consolidated 332 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET CHICAGO, ILL. EXPLANATORY. In adding a Supplement to THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER, no other change whatever has been made. All but the supplement being printed from the same plates as the former Revised Edition. The supplement will supply to a great extent phrases, etc., that changes in business methods and new Grades, Railroads, etc., have been called into use since the last revision. The additions by themselves, rather than scattered through the code, will avoid danger of using a code word for the additions, with one who has not as yet received a copy with the supplement. With the present arrangement it will at times be necessary to look in two places, for a phrase or code word, the extra turn of a leaf. Many users of the code having written their own phrases on the blank lines, or pasted phrases over the printed ones they do not care for, but using the "Code" word for the phrase covered up. Any change in the original book would cause confusion, loss and lack of confidence.
Rattler White Club Wheat. Raven Sample Wheat. Ravenous Mixed Wheat. Readiness Smutty Wheat. Realism Treated Wheat. Reality Percentage of Moisture. Reap Number 1. Reaped Number 2. Reaping Number 3. Reasoning Number 4. Rebuttal Number 5. Recant Number 2 or better. Reception Number 3 or better. Recess Number 4 or better. Recital As good as number 2. Recite As good as number 3. Reckoning As good as number 4. Reclaim . . . . . . Recluse . . . . . . Recollect . . . . . . End of Project Gutenberg's Robinson Telegraphic Cipher, by S. L. Robinson