Leading Edge DC 2214, blue Alps, 101-key ANSI layout

[jacobolus]

I think many (most? all?) of these are white Alps, since they were produced a bit later than the DC-2014/3014 keyboards which used blue Alps switches, but it’s a nice standard 101-key ANSI layout and thick doubleshot keycaps:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181511948441

Pictures of one here http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=38349.0 http://imgur.com/a/50Ywl/layout/blog

[1391406]

The one you posted definitely isn't white ALPS:

[jacobolus]

Yeah, I asked him to pull a keycap.

[Vanilla]

Well the price of this is going to escalate quickly....  )

[Glod]

man, things that get posted on geekhack ****ing get bid up quickly, not a great find at all anymore

[Vanilla]

man, things that get posted on geekhack ****ing get bid up quickly, not a great find at all anymore

Place is only good for BIN's and retailer sales

[fohat.digs]

things that get posted on geekhack get bid up quickly, not a great find at all anymore

True.

An open auction is not a "Great Find" because it is something that will seek its own price.

[PortablePlatypus]

Just sold one of these with white caps for $100.

[False_Dmitry_II]

things that get posted on geekhack get bid up quickly, not a great find at all anymore

True.

An open auction is not a "Great Find" because it is something that will seek its own price.

I think that depends on how popular it is. Blue alps always shoot way up.