Sounds like a 52xx/62xx motherboard.
I just pulled the board out of my LC630 which has been upgraded with a 5200
board and its almost identicle to your description except for the com slot
label. Mine just says "Communication slot".
Also I just noticed the CPU a 603e does not have a heatsink on it.
Hope this helps.
Mike
> here are our clues:
>
> -the motherboard is foxcomm 'drawer' design
>
> -has a motorola 603 chip on it with 'maltese cross' aluminum pan
> heatsink clipped on it
>
> -comm slot says comm slot, no 'I vs II'
>
> -comm slot holds global village teleport platimun modem card. no speed
> discernable printed on it
>
> -modem port on outside back has disabling plastic beige plug inserted
>
> -this mac came with the mac tv coax cable nipple module, which fits in a
> chamber in the center upper back panel, and a tv tuner card, which goes
> on the far left side of the mobo, near the foxcomm tines.
>
> -came with an apple rommed cd rom reader, 600i. has the foxcomm adapter
> tines plugged into normal pin interfaces. has jumper bars set-three
> together on left, one for termination, on right.
>
> -cd reader is mounted on beige plastic sled with tongue tab on end.
>
> -has a black door floppie drive, mounted on metal sled.
>
> -mobo has an LC PDS slot. not nubus, not PCI
> -came with two cards of DRAM, 32MB ea, and an L2 cache card
> -came with an apple ROMmed quantum fireball hard drive, 1.2 gigs
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