1984 Apple Macintosh 128K Beige M0110 Keyboard EMPTY Casing PARTS or Replacement For Sale

1984 Apple Macintosh 128K Beige M0110 Keyboard EMPTY Casing PARTS or Replacement
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1984 Apple Macintosh 128K Beige M0110 Keyboard EMPTY Casing PARTS or Replacement:
$29.84

1984 Apple Keyboard Model M0110 beige color EMPTY Plastic Casing. This is the EMPTY unit only to use for use as a replacement for a heavily yellowed, missing, damaged keyboard casing, or for a custom project, etc. NO actual keyboard mechanism is inside, no screws, no cable, nothing except the empty top and bottom plastic keyboard case pieces as shown. This model keyboard is what came with the original M0001 Macintosh 128K and Mac 512K.
Sold strictly AS-IS as parts as a replacement case housing, NO returns or refunds. Photos of exact item buyer will receive. Some typical discoloration, marks and wear from age and use, no rubber feet on bottom, and missing piece to the one corner of the bottom half as shown in the photos. Made in USA.
PayPal is required. Will be well packaged in a box to protect in shipment. USPS Priority Mail shipping in US with online tracking.

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