1st gen touch - if i restore to factory settings will it still remain on v 3.1.3?

1st gen touch - if i restore to factory settings will it still remain on v 3.1.3? I seem to remember paying five ponds a few years ago to receive a software upgrade - will I lose it? (am wanting to sell it so need to erase stuff)

Yes.  It will remain at 3.1.3

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