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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: ander on Fri, 13 January 2017, 04:11:18
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"Lot of IBM Model M Clicky Keyboard Key Caps Vintage 1394100 Approx. 1320 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-IBM-Model-M-Clicky-Keyboard-Key-Caps-Vintage-1394100-Approx-1320-/122189526593)"
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“Keys were pulled off of IBM Model M 1394100 Keyboard. There are approximately 1320 Keys in this lot. Most will need a good cleaning.”
Buy It Now price just $699.00 + $17.40 shipping! Original vintage grime included—plus free plastic bag! Don't fail to miss this incredible value!
(Okay, we are allowed to post the occasional sarcastic "Great Find", right?)
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Wait - an FREE plastic bag!!?
This offer has to be so so so great!
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The stems must be selling separately.
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Stems are $6999.00
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LOL
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It's around $0.53 per keycap (excluding postage).
Most sellers with single keycaps charge $1 to $2 per keycap.
Usually for both parts though.
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It is about $55 per keyboard's worth of caps (for which Unicomp charges $30).
And if they came from terminals, it means that you might need up to a dozen additional replacements to fill out each set.
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It is about $55 per keyboard's worth of caps (for which Unicomp charges $30).
And if they came from terminals, it means that you might need up to a dozen additional replacements to fill out each set.
It does say they are all from 1394100 keyboards.
Wonder what happened to the keyboards ...
That's nearly 11 keyboards worth!
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It's around $0.53 per keycap (excluding postage)... Most sellers with single keycaps charge $1 to $2 per keycap.
Hey, so this is quite a deal! And I just happen to have $700 floating around here I don't need—ring 'em up! :?D
It is about $55 per keyboard's worth of caps (for which Unicomp charges $30)...
Well, Unicomp's printing isn't up to the same standard as vintage IBM caps, especially on the text legends. (Why Unicomp switched to a different, less attractive font has always baffled me... Has anyone ever gotten to the bottom of that?)
Wonder what happened to the keyboards... That's nearly 11 keyboards worth!
Indeed. It's like someone selling a bunch of human teeth... You can't help wondering, "Where are the bodies?"