Sunnyvale 4 switcher question

[the 5th ghost]

I have two woodgrain 4 switchers with made in Sunnyvale labels on the bottom. One has a silver label, the other a white one.

 

The silver label one has a Rev. 12 board inside, while the white label one has a Rev. 14 board. Both have the yellowish orange paint around the control panels.

 

My question is, are these rare or relatively common? I usually see these with Made in Taiwan labels.

 

The silver label one has a matching numbers box

[Omegamatrix]

Ghost, they are definitely more rare, but I'll leave it up to the more educated to say how much. All I ever see are 4 switchers made in Taiwan. Nice find!

[the 5th ghost]

Which one would be earilier, the silver label or white label?

Edited December 6, 2005 by the 5th ghost

[Omegamatrix]

Hmmm,

 

I see your point. Both have the same patents on the labels, in fact everything is the same except the lower serial number & color. It'd be nice if someone could confirm if they didn't restart the serial numbers when they switched colors. That way you'd be able to say the lower number came first.