1984 Apple Macintosh 128K Mouse Model M0100 Replacement Top BUTTON Part ONLY For Sale

1984 Apple Macintosh 128K Mouse Model M0100 Replacement Top BUTTON Part ONLY
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1984 Apple Macintosh 128K Mouse Model M0100 Replacement Top BUTTON Part ONLY :
$9.74

1984 AppleModel# M0100 Macintosh Mouse Replacement top BUTTON part only. This model mouse came with the original Macintosh Model M0001 128K Mac and Mac 512K.
This is the button part only, for use as a replacement for a missing or damaged part. There were different designs for this Model mouse so make sure this is the correct button part for your mouse, this is a later version with a longer post, and different part number than earlier versions. NO mouse or anything else is included, original button part only from an original 1984 Macintosh mouse exactly as shown. Nice clean undamaged condition, has some typical discoloration to the top of the button.
Sold strictly AS-IS as part only. NO returns or refunds, no exceptions, only buy if this is the exact part needed. Photos of exact item buyer will receive.

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