Need a card IDed...

[Don Bruder <dakidd@sonic.net>]

Sorting through a bunch of dumpster-dived Apple II gear that I can ID 
easily, I've encountered a card that I can't. Surely somebody here can 
tell me what I need to konw? I'm coming up dry with all search attempts. 
(probably putting in the wrong info, I imagine, but there isn't much 
more to work with)

It's silk-screend "APPLE II INTERFACE 820-5006-[]B" (where the "[]" is a 
silk-screened white box that looks like it was intended to have a 
letter/number hand-written on it) on the top-rear edge of the component 
side. It also shows a 1983 copyright date as part of the foil on the 
component side, right below a silk-screened Apple logo near the keyboard 
end, where a permanently attached ribbon cable connects. The other end 
of the ribbon cable terminates at a female DB-25 connector (same as an 
SSC would, but it's clearly *NOT* an SSC) Also silk-screend onot the 
board just above the slot-connector on the component side is the number 
"656-0203-D" (with the "D" obviously stamped on in black ink after the 
silk-screening was done)

It also sports a 2716 EPROM whose window is covered with a sticker 
reading "341-0721-A (C) Apple 1983".

Anybody able to clue me? Would this perhaps be an interface for the old 
Apple ProFile HD?

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