So the ERA plant just got a ton of obsolete computer crap which was apparently used by Service Canada, lol they're so old they have pre-1995 "UI Canada" stickers on them. All junk, Pentium-III or older. There's even a 486DX2/66MHz with an SLC2 mobo, 32MB (4x8MB SIMMs), and twin Trident SVGA 16-bit VLB cards - lol, this is teh l33t pwnage boXorz!
What caught my eye was a bunch of (that is, maybe 10-12) ancient keyboards. Apparently made by Unicomp, 102-key (no Win/GUI keys), disgustingly yellowed grayish beige (maybe white once?), very much used (some keys are worn shiny), removable spring-coiled cables (with RJ-11? and PS/2 connectors), buckling springs (in the two I checked, anyhow), those little IBM trackpoint thingies between the GHB keys, and a couple mouse buttons under the spacebar. They're nasty dirty and may have been maintained/repaired by idiot government IT guys for many years. Most are missing their plastic standoffs.
Are these worth salvaging? (If I don't claim them they'll probably be trashed.)