Star Bonifacio Echeverria - Code and Year of Manufacture

Code and Year of Manufacture

After 1927 all the Spanish arms that are proven in the Proving stand Celebrate of Eibar are marked with recording, normally done on the frame, in which it appears the year of manufacture codified in letters.

Table of correspondence between letters and years of manufacture. To raise to images or archives multimedia

Code	Year	Code	Year	Code	Year
A	1927	A1	1955	A2	1981
B	1928	B1	1956	B2	1982
C	1929	C1	1957	C2	1983
CH	1930	CH1	RIEN	CH2	RIEN
D	1931	D1	1958	D2	1984
E	1932	E1	1959	E2	1985
F	1933	F1	1960	F2	1986
G	1934	G1	1961	G2	1987
H	1935	H1	1962	H2	1988
I	1936	I1	1963	I2	1989
J	1937	J1	1964	J2	1990
K	1938	K1	1965	K2	1991
L	1939	L1	1966	L2	1992
LL	1940	LL1	RIEN	LL2	RIEN
M	1941	M1	1967	M2	1993
N	1942	N1	1968	N2	1994
Ñ	1943	Ñ1	1969	Ñ2	1995
O	1944	O1	1970	O2	1996
P	1945	P1	1971	P2	1997
Q	1946	Q1	1972	Q2	1998
R	1947	R1	1973	R2	1999
S	1948	S1	1974	S2	2000
T	1949	T1	1975	T2	2001
U	1950	U1	1976	U2	2002
V	1951	V1	1977	V2	2003
X	1952	X1	1978	X2	2004
Y	1953	Y1	1979	Y2	2005
Z	1954	Z1	1980	Z2	2006

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