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I have too much stuff piling up and gotta let go of some of it. Prices include shipping. Thanks for looking! Comment + message please.

Item	Price	Description
IBM 5576-001	$250 PENDING	Alps made IBM branded 5576-001 battleship keyboard. The keys feel really nice even though I'm not personally a big fan of the plate spring switches. Comes with a Hasu TMK converter for use over USB. There are some missing legend keycaps as shown in the photos. Overall it's pretty clean although I don't have another SKCP board to measure the switches against but they all feel very smooth and crisp.
Zenith Z150 AT	$135 SOLD	Zenith z150 AT with SKCL green and AE doubleshot caps. The keycaps, case, and badge are yellowed and there are some scuffs on the case. The switches are super smooth and I cleaned + lubed them myself and I would say these are about a 9/10 in terms of smoothness. Overall it's a very nice board to use but I just like clickies more.
SWG Beige	$70 SOLD	SWG Beige base kit + tulip kit. Lightly used.
GMK Yeeti	$80	CYL Yeeti base kit, opened but never mounted.
CRP R4 Greek	$75 SOLD	CRP r4 Greek alphas and TKL mods, used.
KKB Alhambra	$60 SOLD	KKB Alhambra base kit, missing "Pause" key. I lost it while moving.

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Letting go of some things I have but don't use anymore. Comment + PM please. Prices don't include shipping. Thanks for looking!

Keyboard	Price	Details
Neo87	$140	Used, has visible dents and dings as shown in photos. Alu plate and mechlovin infinity88 hotswap PCB. The inner case construction blocks most usb-c cables from fully connecting to the port but I'll include a compatible cable with an extended connector.
Omnikey 101	$275	A northgate omnikey 101 that a previous owner switch swapped to blues alps. It's in good shape but FedEx did try to destroy the box when they were delivering it to me. One screw socket has been glued back together and it has held up so far. Other than that there is no damage to the case. The switches are pretty smooth and feel really nice to use. If I had to give the key feel a rating I would give it an 8/10. I did replace the F key with another blue alps switch because it was chattering. It has thin ABS doubleshots and NKRO like other omnikeys from this generation. The keyboard uses a ps/2 cable so it's pretty easy to adapt for use on a modern PC.
NEC PC-8801	$200	Original NEC PC-8801 keyboard. The board itself is spotless but with some scuffing on the cable. The switches are in fantastic condition and feel incredibly smooth and crisp. If I were to give it a rating these switches are easily a 9/10. Since I don't know the entire history of this board I don't want to say they're NOS as this keyboard was probably used but these are some of the smoothest alps I've ever tried. The keycaps are Alps Electric dyesub PBT and have some cool stickered-on front legends for what I assume is some kind of drawing program. However this board uses a weird protocol and converting it is beyond my skill level with electronics but there is documentation from snacksthecat on how to do it yourself.

Item	Price	Condition
KKB Alhambra	$75	Arabic base kit, used. Very slight shine and is missing "Pause" key
CRP r4 Greek	$90	Used, r4 Greek alphas and TKL mods kit
Apple m0116 caps	$20	Used, PBT caps from an Apple m0116. Spacebar has very little yellowing. Keycaps ONLY, there are some stabilizer parts included but not enough for a full set of stabilizers.
Hakko fr-301	$120	Used, 100v version from Japan. I've had no problems with it but I hardly use it these days. Includes 3 tips, 1 for MX, 1 for alps, and 1 I thought would work with alps so it's slightly wider on MX but not wide enough for alps pins. SOLD