Today I thought I'd show you a smaller space saving "IBM Model M II" rescue. This lot had an additional 8 IBM Model M keyboards but the person at the plant decided to try to sell those locally. I offered a fair value for the four IBM Industrial SSKs you see below plus he threw in a white Unicomp that simply says "Model M" on the bottom becaue I like the look and I need a rubber dome for the office (because we are moving to an open space and a Model M just won't do there. I can't find the IBM model for this at the moment but I figured I'd show some pictures. These still need to be cleaned up and I will take pictures of the rear labels (two are Lexmark and two are IBM). All are 41G3600s.
- Box as it arrived
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- Opening box
- IBM SSK Rescue - Openning box.JPG (376.34 KiB) Viewed 4321 times
- Move the Unicomp out of the way
- IBM SSK Rescue - Move the Unicomp out of the way .JPG (415.93 KiB) Viewed 4321 times
- The keyboards
- IBM SSK Rescue - The keyboards.JPG (364.72 KiB) Viewed 4321 times
- Group shot - IBM Industrial SSKs
- IBM SSK Rescue - IBM Industrial SSKs.JPG (367.19 KiB) Viewed 4321 times
- Group shot with previous Industrial SSKs
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- Group shot - stacked
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- Group shot - stacked side view
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- Front Profile
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The one with the paper label below the space bar needs clean up but even that is great as they were all barely used. Think of the ones that were in a Data Center. They were only used for troubleshooting and they were otherwise locked up. The one that had it the roughest was the Mopar SSK and that is pretty good inside and out with some light scratches on the back. 
I'm getting glasses. 
