Vintage Apple Macintosh M0110 Keyboard with Coiled Cable & M0100 Mouse Bundle For Sale

Vintage Apple Macintosh M0110 Keyboard with Coiled Cable & M0100 Mouse Bundle
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Vintage Apple Macintosh M0110 Keyboard with Coiled Cable & M0100 Mouse Bundle:
$180.00

​Original vintage Apple Macintosh keyboard and mouse bundle, ideal for vintage computing restoration or custom mechanical keyboard projects.
​Included in Bundle:
​Apple Keyboard Model M0110: Features sought-after vintage Alps mechanical key switches (solid tactile feel, no binding) and includes the original coiled RJ9 connecting cable. Serial Number: G428M011005643.
​Apple Mouse Model M0100: Original 9-pin DE-9 connector. Serial Number: G428M010005926. Includes the original bottom tracking ring and roller ball assembly.
​Condition Details:
​Testing: Untested; sold strictly AS-IS for parts, repair, or restoration.
​Cosmetics: Features authentic, uniform vintage yellowing/patina across the beige housing. Minor surface wear from normal age, but no cracks, broken tabs, or missing keycaps. Cables remain flexible without splits or fraying.
​Great candidate for a retro Mac build or a Hasu USB converter mod.


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