Paris Pneumatic Ps Dating Numbers

[For those who are unfamiliar with French postal stationery, some items contain a 3 digit dating number, similar to a printer's batch number, to show when they were printed. The first figure is the last numeral in the year, and the second and third are a number between 01 and 52 representing the week of the year. So 705 would represent end of January/beginning of February in e.g. 1897].

I would like a list of all dating numbers which exist for the 30 centimes 'Carte Pneumatique' and the 50 centimes 'Carte Pneumatique Fermee'.

Not normally being a France collector, I do not have access to Storch or the French section of Higgins/Gage both of which may have the info. If anyone has access to such a source, I would be very grateful for a copy of the information.

Failing that, can anyone add to the following list of numbers which I either possess or have seen:

30c 'Carte Pneumatique' (postcard type only and NOT 'Carte Telegram')- 518, 617, 619, 647, 816, 817, 920, 922, 015, 025, 027, 121

50c 'Carte Pneumatique Fermee' - 128, 129, 130, 231, 232, 233

Is this site of any use?
if not, perhaps email the webmaster.
Good Luck.
http://marcophilie.org/index-all.html

Thank you very much for the suggestion, but unfortunately this is a site dealing entirely with postal markings. These numbers are an integral part of the printing of the 'entier'.