You are bidding on an m3501 vintage apple extended keyboard.

It is in as is condition.

This is a good keyboard for you if you know how to clean a keyboard and restore keyboard.

No returns.

All sales final.

Consider this a keyboard that may or may not be in good working condition.

This keyboard NEEDS a new owner who will care for it and likes the feel of the traditional vintage keyboards.

Also this keyboard has a BOX!!

SOME BACKGROUND

The Apple Extended Keyboard II, or the “AEK II” was introduced in 1990 as a successor to Apple’s original Extended Keyboard. Building on the design of the original, the AEK II had a similar profile, build quality, and overall design aesthetic with some fairly notable modifications. The case was redesigned with a lower profile and a more curves. A single retractable foot was added to allow users to adjust the typing angle. The Apple logo was moved from the bottom left of the case to the top left. The power key lost its standard key cap profile and became larger and flatter. The PCB and internals were redesigned. And most importantly, Apple revised the key switches from Alps tactile non-dampened complicated switches, to Alps dampened complicated switches (more on that later).
The Apple Extended Keyboard II was conceptualized by Design ID, an Irish industrial design company, and was later finalized by Frogdesign consultancy.