Whick MacBook Pro 15" install disk?

I am going mad trying to figure out which install disk I need for my work assigned MacBook Pro. My office owns a lot of macs and all the install disks have just been kept together. I have found two MacBook Pro install disks, neither of which work, but I'm not even sure if they're the right disks for my model. Anyone know how to KNOW which disk I need?
*MacBook Pro 15"*
Model: MacBookPro1,1
Intel Core Duo 2GHz
*Disk 1*
10.5
AHT Version 3A137
Disk Version 1.0
2Z691-6150-A
*Disk 2*
10.4.9
AHT Version 3A124
Disk Version 1.0
2Z691-5974-A

Hi,
according to this http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbookpro/stats/macbook_pro2.0.html this MBP was released in February 2006 and according to this http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1159 was delivered with either OSX 10.4.5 or 10.4.6 depending on the date of purchase
So neither of the install discs you mention is the right one.
EveryMac maintains a good database of all Macs and it might be a good idea to do some inventory on the office Macs and the correct OSX discs.
Regards
Stefan

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