IBM Model M Keyboard Buckling Spring Flipper Set Genuine OEM Repair Part 1391401 For Sale

IBM Model M Keyboard Buckling Spring Flipper Set Genuine OEM Repair Part 1391401
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IBM Model M Keyboard Buckling Spring Flipper Set Genuine OEM Repair Part 1391401:
$1.10

Hi - This listing is for a Genuine IBM Model M Keyboard Buckling Spring and Flipper, One Matched Set, Multiple Sets Available.
These are used parts pulled from a Model M keyboard, and you are buying one spring and one flipper only — no barrel, keycap, membrane, or keyboard is included. The plastic flippers have ambered with age and the springs show light handling marks.
These are genuine IBM parts rather than reproductions, and they fit the 1391401 and all related buckling spring Model M families. Additional sets are available, so order the quantity you need and they will ship together in one package.
Fast shipping via USPS Ground Advantage serviceItem comes from a non-smoking, pet-free household. No returns accepted. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking at my listing!


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