My saintly wife picked me up at lunch today and we loaded up our little hatchback.
(Sorry for phone quality, my nice white void is overrun with parts for another project.)
If anybody needs some fax machines or a scanner from the 90s, let me know. There are probably some worthwile parts to salvage out of some of that, but it may all go to goodwill.
This is all I was really interested in. The brown box at the bottom has some neat vintage board games that my wife cooed over. I got two boxes of keyboards to sift through.
Here's the wheat from all that chaff.
I'm not sure what I'll do with the Quietkeys. They're well regarded as RDs go.
Biggest disappointment. I saw these in the photos and hoped they might be FLS boards, but they're HP 46021As instead. They won't go in the trash right away. The bezels might be useful as spares if I find a 46010A or 20A that needs them. Sadly, the caps aren't cross compatible either.
The Logitech board turned out to have some Alps compatible keycaps with it. Think I'm gonna harvest these and keep em in stock.
I've been hoping a AT101 or one of it's predecessors would show up locally, and now I've two. The caps are yellowed but the switches feel OK. Maybe parts or maybe worth restoring.
Finally there's this bad boy, a Fluke Y1700. The Wiki says these are Datanetics DC-60 switches. This guy is a mystery to me, but those keycaps are slick. Shame it's missing one though.
