Does a M9270LL A work a on mac mini running Mavericks?

I am more fond of the old keyboards rather than the new flat ones, Will a M9270LL A work on a mac mini late 2012 running Mavericks?
Or is it a *dumb* question since it

If you have it, try it out. I hve no clue whethere or not older devices would work with current hardware/software.
Barry

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