I started using SCCS in the late 80s, then RCS, then CSV, then subversion, and finally git.
replyWe had version control in the 70s with SCSS and then RCS. They were primitive, but a lot of software were only a few files.
replyIn the 80s, source control was like networking. Yes some orgs had it (mostly academia) but the rest of us just had a precious floppy that we copied the known-good source onto.
replyWe had an own good-releases directory in our svn repository! That's when you realize old habits are hard to change.
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