The reason I say this is that in late 2017, I have become aware that an unknown Chinese person solved the puzzle, certainly for post 1960 non-SLRs, including TLRs, at least as long ago as August 2006. That is the date of an archived post on discussing Electro 35 serial numbers where a forum member presented a crude Google translation of the date code theory he had found on a Chinese website. If the forum members had shown less negativity and more imagination and willingness to investigate, they would have got past the translation problems and saved me a ton of work! In 2006, I hadn't acquired my first Yashica yet so the unknown contributor to the Chinese website must get at least some recognition for working out the idea of a date code first. Originally, body serial numbers were generally consecutive within a model's production, although sometimes the numbers jumped, or increased digits, at some significant point. The first exception is the first model, the Pigeonflex! Following the first few examples in my database, the body serial numbers dropped some 40,000. The Yashicaflex AS-II is another exception with a short series in the 30xxx range, then from 81xxx to 83xxx followed by a new series from 19xxx to 23xxx. The MolfoReflex has three unrelated serial number ranges. #Radom Model 35 Serial Numbers serial number Serial numbers were not consecutive model to model, usually.
VIS Radom, A study and photographic album of Poland's finest pistol. ^ a b c d e (in Polish) Twardoch, Szczepan, VIS-a-VIS in Broń i Amunicja nr.Polish Underground - specifically during the Warsaw Uprising.Nazi Germany - factory captured in World War II, used primarily by the Fallschirmjäger.A pistol lanyard is installed in the heel position for pistol retention.
The magazine catch is to the rear of the trigger guard and not at the heel of the grip in the typical European fashion of the time.
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