GBICS show up differently on different switches

Has anyone ever seen the exact same GBICs show up differently on a show interface status command on two different switches? I have a 4507 on one end of the link and a 3750 on the other end of the link. A show interface status on the 4507 indicates that a 1000baseLX is installed in the port. A show interface status on the 3750 is showing that a 1000baseLH SFP is installed on the port, but they are the exact same GBICs. It is throwing me off because I am having UDLD issues so I am trying to find a problem with the fiber or GBICs.

I'm curious, have you tried to swap the GBICs between the devices and see if the description follows the device?
The "LX" designation was for the original 5km reach specified standard and the "LX/LH" is for the 10km reach version.  It might be possible that one of the GBICs is the old standard.
Are you operating this link over MMF (OM-?) or SMF and what is its distance?

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