I am trying to organise my collection of cables and plugs and stuff.

I am stumped by this one cable which is a 3 to 4 cm long flat ribbon, just over 1 cm across. The ribbon has "E74241" and "AWM" printed on it, as well as a symbol with looks like a mirror image of the initials "LR".

Both ends have the same connections, so it looks similar to an SLI bridge, but the ends are these:



The ends are inscribed with "3M NO 3473" and surely enough I find this sort of connector for sale, but it is unclear what it would be used for.

If you don't know, you don't need it.

Ribbon cable crimp terminal. Used for all kinds of things in older days, these days mostly seen for usb connectors in the pc world.