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It was a one hour tube ride ^^ I guess I am just not collector enough yet. But I already bought 2 Apple keyboards with cream alps this week. I am waiting for the keyboard in this thread also https://deskthority.net/photos-f62/ibm-wheelwriter-system-40-keyboard-t15276.html and another Orange alps ...

He presented me the keyboard in the street and no I didn't buy it.

I took the pictures under natural light but my phone is a bit flattering also. They definitely look like 80ish colors and not as shiny. Though the keycaps were a bit dirty and needed a good cleaning. Also the price of 80 Euros and my yet little experience deter me in buying it. Yet I am sure that if ...

Hello. Well it was indeed a board with aforementionned switches. Though I didn buy it eventually.

Here are a few pics from my phone :

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2 reasons that me hesitate :
* The caps colors were not as vivid as on the ad ...

"Unfortunately" I am sure it is a US switch, probably https://deskthority.net/wiki/Clare-Pendar_Series_S880 All the case has english video editing text around keys and the brand is American. I was hoping the keycaps were Cherry MX compatible but very unlikely, yet eager to push the keys and see.

Ahah no it's not mine but I see it tomorrow. You probably have the picture in front of you then Myoth :D . It is indeed a video editing board from a French TV company who is branded under a name that has been changed around 2 decades ago. So this keyboard is probably from the 80's.
I guess this is ...

I am very new to keyboards. I have a Topre that I like and diving into oldies on websites. This keyboard is really lovely, very nice spherical keycaps. I was thinking of doing something with it but it looks like something way above me for now.
The keyboard is indeed ISO FR but the brand is American ...

I have seen a nice keyboard on a local ad webiste. One key is broken (keycap missing) and the seller has provided me a picture of the switch to help me identify it. Though I have not been lucky checking Deskthority database.
It looks like a Sasse series 25, though the cross in the middle is not ...

I have seen this keyboard for sale on a local ad site and was wondering if the conversion to USB was difficult to do. I have little knowledge of these old keyboards and not really sure what a Teensie or a Soarer is ..