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  looks like Berthold Diatronic phototypesetting machine
  
  Marcin Wichary post on Twitter – the area where it says “Fotosatz” is an LED display, not a nameplate
  Berthold Fototype brochure on Archive
context: This looks like it was made for 'hunt and peck' typing. Cool piece of equipment. >
  
  My initial guess was that the keycaps cause the keys  to be spread further apart inorder to be more accessible with gloves... But that's just a guess >
  
  Danish? >
  
  Those are very strange. If they don’t have a name I am going to call them the “volcano mount” key cap style >
  
  It’s a QWERT-Z layout! Wonder if that’s original or a mistake in the display? >
  
  No mistake. Its the standard german layout. We rarely use y, so y and z are switched. Also note the Umlaute ÖÄÜ, and the infamous ß, which is another Variation of s. >
  
  I guessed it was German from the β but did not know about the Z/Y. New trivia every day 🤓