Lexmark manufactured the Model M keyboards for IBM in the early '90s. In 1996 Lexmark's machines were taken over by Unicomp who still makes the keyboards.
The "Model M" moniker refers to the construction, not to the layout. The most common layout is the one with 101 keys for sure, but there were also those without numeric keypad and these big 122-key keyboards.
Unfortunately, these "battleships" are the least desirable types because they are so big, and the later-made keyboards are often less desirable because they are often made with thinner plastic and metal than the early ones.
You can often find the going sales price for an item on eBay if you have the right search term and check "Sold listings". From what I can see, the price is about half that of a 101-key Model M.