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Broadly, no, that isn't likely. One can make some educated guesses around known serial number production--the early guns and Test Eagles, Dutch tests, commercial-range contract pieces, and the like--but in general, no. Part (but only part) of the problem is in not knowing daily production capability, or if comercial production was continuous or alternated with non-commercial-range contracts. These are questions I -REALLY- want to know the answers to! I understand that the DWM company document archive exists somewhere in Germany (Gerben van Vlimmerin is the source of this info, iirc), these facts must be just waiting to be unearthed! 70101 is a quarter of the way between two known, three-c/X P-08 Commercial Armys. But it took the database for that. --Dwight |
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