First one is Canon branded Alps Bigfoot. It features Alps SKCM Blue switches, gray-on-black Alps Electric doubleshots in ANSI BAE layout and a black case. There are no markings on the back of the board, so I'm unable to give it a proper name. From my research, it originally came with a Canon Navigator HD40 Computer. This computer sometimes comes with a proper ANSI rubber-dome keyboard.
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The second one is Nixdorf CT07. It features "Nixie" Cherry MX Black switches and doubleshot keycaps in UK layout.
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Last but not least, an ESA-3000-HAGU0. It features Cherry MX Black switches and doubleshot keycaps in ANSI layout. This one is very weird. First of all, the previous ESA-3000-HAGU0 found had dye-sub keycaps, and mine comes with doubleshots. Secondly, when I opened up the case, the markings on the PCB said ESA-3000-HASR0! I found it with a bunch of ESA-3000-HASR0's laying around, so maybe when I'll go through all of them I'll find the original PCB or maybe not. Anyway, the other remarkable feature of this board is that it came with bootleg pad-printing and was severely yellowed. When the printing peeled off, it left non-yellowed spots beneath them. Also, because the printing method was too weak, it peeled of under the fingers of the original user, so they carved some of the symbols right into the caps.
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