1.Gun fires a dual cyanide charge that kills almost instantly. KGB officer Bogdan Stashinsky assassinated two Ukranian dissidents living in Germany using one hidden inside a rolled-up newspaper.*
2.Dead Drop Spy Bolt: Designed to sneak messages.
3.For covert entries: decoder lock picks for more sophisticated locks.
4.4.5mm single shot lipstick gun, circa 1965.
5.Telephone monitoring equipment.
6.Authentic KGB disappearing ink pen.
7.Document photographing
8.Glove pistol. Developed by the US Navy*, it was later copied by the KGB. To fire the pistol, the wearer pushed the plunger into the foe's body.
9.For copying door keys.
10.Hollow coin for concealing microfilm.
11.The "Passive Bug"
12.Camera hidden inside of a coat jacket.
13.Pen camera.
14.Case safely concealed an AK-47.
15.Cufflinks with recessions to hide microfilm. Circa mid-1950s.
16.The jacket button compass
17.A transmitting device inside of a heel, used for tracking
18.Pilot/parachuting boots that turn into civilian shoes. Cool.
19.Steineck ABC Wristwatch Camera. Circa 1949. Made in Germany, used by the KGB.
20.Poison dart-shooting umbrella.
21.This guy, a former KGB agent, knows a little something about covert killing.
22.If you love real spy action (not Bourne bullshit), and you haven't seen Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, see it. Gary Oldman as MI-6 agent George Smiley is phenomenal.
