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May have, but since I don't belong to ZHS I don't know.

That's why this document plan is not suitable for all archive searches.

The Opton mark lasted for most purposes until about 1953 at No1,100,000 but was used for many more years for items sold in the Comecon countries- which will cause confusion if it is not realized.

I'd suggest browsing it for a while before making a buying decision.

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ZEISS was soon adapted to the needs of the state-controlled economy.

I went back to Cabelas and tried the binos again, I looked through, Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42's, Burris Landmark 8x42's, A few other Nikons and some Steiners.

Organizational change was rather a slow process.

It consists of some 30,000 index cards and ranges from the pre-Socratic philosophers to about 1945.

With creepy glasses, you literally won't know what you're missing! with the easy to use and cheap to build Lucigen illuminator! Now going backwards, it is likely that production had built up slowly as labour was trained and plant designed and built, and that a typical serial number for 1900 might be No40,000 as suggested above , rather than No75,000 which would be the mid-point from No1000 to say No151,000 in 1910.