19292013

19292013 is a concatenated numeric string combining the digits of two four‑digit years, 1929 and 2013. It does not by itself encode a standard meaning; its precise interpretation depends on context.

Common readings include a lifespan (someone born in 1929 and died in 2013), a span of time covered by a project or organization, or a range of catalog or file numbers. In digital datasets and archives, such a label may appear without the dash or spaces, especially in identifiers, filenames, or shorthand notes.

In bibliographic or historical writing, the period from 1929 to 2013 is often written with a dash (1929–2013) to indicate inclusivity. The concatenated form can lead to ambiguity, so metadata or explanatory text is usually required.

Examples of usage contexts include biographical entries listing a person’s life years, institutional histories noting founding and closing years, or data series describing a duration. Without accompanying information, 19292013 cannot be interpreted unambiguously.