IBM Model M with removable cables

[ChewDrebby]

Hello everyone,

Found some IBM Model M with Scandinavian layout. I don't know which specific layout (not a pro in this).
Each keyboard has a specific number attached to it so there is no confusion which keyboard is which etc.

I ship all around the world. I'm located in Latvia (Europe) and here are the most popular places. If you want to know your exact country- comment down below or pm if you want to know specific price. Prices are shown up to 3kg and in large package. If you want to buy keycaps, switches and everything else- price will be a lot smaller.

Shipping is not included in price

Price for IBM [Europe] Austria- 21eur; Denmark- 21eur; France- 21eur; Greece- 21eur; Netherland- 21eur; Portugal- 22eur; Germany- 21eur; Italy- 21eur; England- 39eur; Austria- 12eur; Norway- 23eur; Czech Republic- 21eur;

[Rest of The world] USA- 29eur; Japan- 30eur; Canada- 30eur; South-Korea- 39eur; Russia- 26eur; Ukraine- 26eur; Australia- 28eur; Singapore- 40eur;

IBM MODEL M number (SOLD) 1391411 02-08-1988 45Eur= 50$ Working, burned marks on top of the case

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IBM MODEL M number (2) 1391411 1989-11-06 45Eur= 50$ Working, burned marks on top of keyboard

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IBM MODEL M number (3) 1391407 1992-05-04 60Eur= 65$ Working

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IBM MODEL M number (4) 1391407 1992-06-10 60Eur= 65$ Working

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IBM MODEL M number (5) 1391407 1995-08-01 60Eur= 65$ Working

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IBM MODEL M number (6) 1391407 1995-11-27 60Eur= 65$ Working

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First two are Swedish, the rest are Danish. These diagrams will help you identify them with certainty:

http://www.farah.cl/Keyboardery/A-Visua ... ayouts/#sv

http://www.farah.cl/Keyboardery/A-Visua ... ayouts/#da

[ChewDrebby]

First two are Swedish, the rest are Danish. These diagrams will help you identify them with certainty:

http://www.farah.cl/Keyboardery/A-Visua ... ayouts/#sv

http://www.farah.cl/Keyboardery/A-Visua ... ayouts/#da

Thanks man!