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The picture shows an obvious short shaft.
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FD-10 L denotes it is a short shaft model, which is confirmed by your photo. As mentioned, the L identifies a production change somewhere. At least three versions of non electric shorties were built in ’56. the FD-10, FD-10 L, and the FD-10 S.
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My understanding is that the L is the production run number (which may include changes). Run numbers start at B. L would be the 12th run.
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