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Originally Posted by Pibwl
From 1939 CV-33 and 35 were renamed to L3/33 and L3/35 - maybe it would be good to introduce models with a new name, for a historical taste?
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Correction - it was from 1938, though popular publications don't tell exactly when. Maybe 1/38 was a border.
It seems, that L 3-33 form is quite widespread, also in books - I always used L 3/33. As for plural, I've found both L 3-33/35 and L 3/33-35. Seems, that most publications use "L 3" with a space, rather not "L.3".