deskthority

Posted: **03 Feb 2017, 21:41**

As suggested earlier, here some picts of the TP110 I recently acquired, probably from the same seller as where y11971alex got his: also pretty dirty due to ages of humid storage. The switches need cleaning and lubing, but they are certainly not a disappointment..
The picts speak pretty much for themselves I believe, the light could have been better...

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Posted: **03 Feb 2017, 21:57**

"Ages of humid storage"; this is why I need to move out of this place. Onto drier climates for the safety and sake of my keyboards and other collectibles!

Posted: **04 Feb 2017, 02:54**

E3E wrote: "Ages of humid storage"; this is why I need to move out of this place. Onto drier climates for the safety and sake of my keyboards and other collectibles!

California is pretty cool

Arizona would be cheaper though lol.

Posted: **04 Feb 2017, 04:03**

E3E wrote: "Ages of humid storage"; this is why I need to move out of this place. Onto drier climates for the safety and sake of my keyboards and other collectibles!

You mean... like Texas?

Posted: **04 Feb 2017, 09:29**

Good pictures thanks for posting, and the switches are certainly not a disappointment what more could one want. I see you got a key with it also just like y11971alex.

deskthority

another Burroughs TP110

another Burroughs TP110