Thanks, Mac128. You've pretty much wrapped up my query.
I can't recall what the back of a UK Mac 128K looks like -- it is twenty years since I last saw one that had not been upgraded in some way. Really: in the UK, most compacts had a hard life and Apple's upgrade incentives have removed many 68K Macs from circulation.
I am happy to accept that there was a standard US label and the international version with boxes. The international version includes some standards information (eg TUV) but that information is optional, unlike the US labelling.
There are a variety of different Plus labels in the EU, all of which correspond to Apple's marketing guidelines. I find it difficult to believe that any label on international products was not reviewed and approved in Cuppertino.
I can't recall what the back of a UK Mac 128K looks like -- it is twenty years since I last saw one that had not been upgraded in some way. Really: in the UK, most compacts had a hard life and Apple's upgrade incentives have removed many 68K Macs from circulation.
I am happy to accept that there was a standard US label and the international version with boxes. The international version includes some standards information (eg TUV) but that information is optional, unlike the US labelling.
There are a variety of different Plus labels in the EU, all of which correspond to Apple's marketing guidelines. I find it difficult to believe that any label on international products was not reviewed and approved in Cuppertino.
I'd forgotten about that link. Great photos, and they confirm the existence of Platinum 512Ks deifinitively.