19011910

19011910 is an eight-digit numeric string that is commonly read as a calendar date in day-month-year order, corresponding to 19 January 1910. When written without separators in archival, library, and computing contexts, such strings are used to encode dates compactly or serve as identifiers in catalogs or filenames.

In information management, eight-digit date strings like 19011910 are used for sorting, indexing, and versioning. They can be produced from a date by removing punctuation from a standard representation such as 19-01-1910 or 1910-01-19, depending on locale. The ISO 8601 standard normally uses the separator-based form 1910-01-19, which eliminates ambiguity in international data exchange.

As a standalone label, 19011910 has no widely recognized meaning beyond a date or identifier, and there is no inherent historical significance attributed to the eight-digit string itself. It may appear in datasets, digitized documents, or as a numeric key in databases where a date is the primary attribute.

See also: Date formatting, YYYYMMDD, DDMMYYYY, ISO 8601.