I would imagine that a standard Swedish keyboard is the same as a 26 letter latin alphabet keyboard plus three additional letters: ​äÄ åÅ öÖ and possibly an éÉ. And with respect to punctuation marks, the ? should be included.

It may sound strange, but have you looked for any missing key and type bars? I have, more than once, bought machines that had a typebar, and their respective key bar, removed for some reason.

EDIT (again!): We keep posting at the same time! I can't tell from the photo, but could there be a typebar missing from the right side of the P key?

Last edited by Uwe (30-6-2015 17:46:45)

Looks like something would go next to the P key. 

Ah yes i will look closer tommorow (The time is 12:48 am here now,  so kind of have to sleep)

If you look at keyboards from other No. 2 models you'll see that there's usually another key to the right of the 'P' and also to the right of the qoutation mark ("). Your machine has neither, and combined with the two empty slots shown in your photo, I say that those keys were removed at some point as opposed to them having never been installed, because as you pointed out, it's very strange and impractical to not have a question mark.

I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to install the missing characters, but since I don't own that model I can't comment on how difficult a job it would be. However, I am curious why they would have been removed in the first place. Do you have a professional typewriter repair person in your area that you could consult with? In the meantime it certainly won't hurt to keep your eyes open for a parts machine. You can also create a WTB (want to buy) post here in our Buy & Sell section for those parts. Your request will turn up in searches associated with that model, so maybe you'll get lucky and someone with a parts machine will contact you.