Name those cards game

I came across some Apple II boards recently. Some I can make and educated guess about, but others are a bit of a mystery: APPLI-CARD - Personal Computer Products, Inc. This one has a Z80B, 8 chips (Mistsubishi?) labeled 5K4164ANP-15. This is a long card which has either a block of pins for 25 jumpers or ribbon connectors. There is also an empty socket next to an EPROM labeled "APPLI-CARD BOOTSTRAP V9.0 (C) PCPI 1982". The board is labeled as being copyright 1982. APL BOARD UNIT G479501000-0 it has an EPROM labeled "APL", an odd connector (15 pins) which looks like it could be for keyboard. The board is labeled "EPSON". My guess is that this is a board which either transformed an Apple II keyboard into an APL keyboard or allowed an APL keyboard to be used. LEGO 9767. This board features a 6522 and a 20 wire ribbon cable. The board is labeled "FOR EDUCATIONAL USF" (the F is not a typo). This one has 3 chips, 2 capacitors, 1 resistor, and a transistor. I'm guessing that this is for controlling Lego motors and switches. APPLE IIGS MEMORY EXPANSION. (Even I can figure this one out!) It features 8 MB81256-12s, 8 M5M4256APs, 8 TMS4256-12NLs, and 8 TMM41256AP-12s. The copyright is 1986 but several of the chips have dates of 89. The last one is an IBM type card which was with the Apple cards. It has 2 9 pin female connectors and an RCA type jack. The board has the words "DIAMOND COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC" and "TRACKSTAR 128 TM" silk screened on the board. There are two EPROMs, a 6502, 65SC02, 2 EPROMs, 8 socketed AMPAL16L8LPCs (memory?). There is another socketed IC which is labeled DISK. I'm guessing that this is some sort of Apple II on an ISA card. Can anyone identify these cards? Thanks, --pec --------------------------------------------------------------------------