The Cherry G81-3091 - a mechanical keyboard from the 1980s...
No, it is not really clean - but it IS still working - not sure if today´s keyboards will still be intact after that many years of use...=-)

Here, the mechanism below one of the keys...

And here the mechanism disassembled...


Feel free to compare with the "buckling spring" keyswitch mechanism of the Unicomp Endura Pro.
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