How to get only vendor id start with number.

Can someone help me how I can only pull vendors that have their id start with number. thanks
SELECT DISTINCT v.refvendor_id, v.vendorname, v.vendorshortname,
                v.obsolete_dt, v.corporationtype, v.incorporationstate,
                v.website, v.irsnum, a.address_id, a.addresstype,
                g.vncde2 ssn, g.vndt1 inactive, a.addressline1,
                a.addressline2, a.city, a.state, a.zipcode, a.country,
                a.telephonenum, a.faxnum, a.email, a.createdby
           FROM refvendor v, refvendoraddress a, refvendor_gf g
          WHERE v.refvendor_id = a.refvendor_id
            AND v.refvendor_id = g.refvendor_id(+)
          vendor Id
E1043
0123155
A1568
12654
desired out put
vendor id
0123155
12654

Hi,
user13258760 wrote:
thank you for the reply. what if i want to pull vendors their vendor id is only number. for example
vendor id
1ABC12
123456
123C22
59865
I just want only to see
vendor id
59865TRANSLATE can remove all the numbers.
If there's anything left after you do, then it wasn't all numbers.
AND     TRANSLATE ( NVL (vendor_id, '?')
            , 'x0123456789'
            , 'x'
            )     IS NULL

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