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geekhack Community => geekhack Media => Topic started by: Ellipse on Sun, 28 December 2014, 13:31:56
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Here's my photos of a NIB IBM Industrial Model M from December 1988 - this one has the rarer Black Square Logo on the upper right hand side.
I no longer have this one but it was one of the rarer keyboards I've owned. I don't know of too many pre-1988 NIB Industrial Model Ms. This one has the wire stabilizers on the vertical + and Enter keys and the wires connecting the LED board. I also opened up the keyboard.
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Some more photos of the insides:
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Photos of the top and bottom Industrial "shell":
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Absolutely beautiful.
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And the last batch - photos of the keyboard bottom and the buckling springs.
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:eek: That's gorgeous. I so want an industrial Model M, but I can't justify the $1,000 for the only one currently on the market, that SSK (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pristine-IBM-Industrial-Gray-SSK-Space-Saving-Keyboard-Model-M-1395682-/221636063946?pt=US_Vintage_Computing_Parts_Accessories&hash=item339a89f2ca) that I'm sure everyone here has bookmarked. :P
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Xonar - I'm also the seller of that Industrial SSK. I'll post some high res photos of that keyboard so you can see one in better resolution than what eBay provides.
There's a $99.99 "outside of eBay" discount for DT and GH forum members!
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Did you sell the board?
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Wow, that is gorgeous :cool:
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Now I'm really jealous. Want.
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faceyourfaces - the full size Industrial is gone, but the Industrial SSK is still available.
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You're killing me with all these new or near new Model M :))