What is this keyboard and switches?

[svetlio_vd]

Hello guys, recently I found an interesting keyboard from a friend. I've been interested in mechanical keyboards for a while and I told him if he finds something, he should call me. So he gave this peace to me. Here are the pictures :

I think it has orange ALPS? But the strangest thing is, the ENTER key has and OMRON switch! And sadly, the only key, that does not work is the ENTER key How do you think, what kind of keyboard is this?

[CPTBadAss]

Looks like a Toko Electronics TK-959 (from the label you posted) with Clicky Amber Omron switches

[svetlio_vd]

WoW this was a fast reply Thanks! Indeed they are clicky, I am also wondering - why does the enter switch has a little different form than all the others? Maybe is nothing important, sorry to ask a noob question.
I have a dilemma whether to make a key chain of one of the switches or keep this board intact. Sadly enough, it is old and maybe used harsh, because the buttons feel a but mushy (way worse than the cherry mx blue that I have).

[chyros]

WoW this was a fast reply Thanks! Indeed they are clicky, I am also wondering - why does the enter switch has a little different form than all the others? Maybe is nothing important, sorry to ask a noob question.
I have a dilemma whether to make a key chain of one of the switches or keep this board intact. Sadly enough, it is old and maybe used harsh, because the buttons feel a but mushy (way worse than the cherry mx blue that I have).

Ooh, amber Omrons! These are super duper clicky, considerably louder than buckling springs even. They're one of the funkiest-handling switches I have, but great fun . The enter switch looks like an unbranded KPT switch of some sort (which are Omron pinout-compatible) but I'm really not sure.

I actually have an Omron keychain, I based it on my Alps keychain design. Here's what it looks like:

[jacobolus]

Looks to me like this whole keyboard is TEC switches or similar, with the exception of the enter key, which is an amber Omron switch. I suspect that the Omron switch is there to make sure the enter keycap reliably returns up after a keypress; the other switches might not be up to the job.

Check the spacebar, it might also have an Omron switch.

https://deskthority.net/wiki/TEC_switch

[SamirD]

Funky switch, funky legend--I say restore it and make it a keeper! 

[CPTBadAss]

Totally agree with SamirD here. Definitely restore and enjoy that bad boy.