As far as I can recall, this is not possible using Windows source control, as its history only goes back to the lifecycle of Windows XP (when the source control tool prior to GVFS was adopted).
Microsoft does have an internal Source Code Archive, which does the moral equivalent of storing source code and binary artifacts for released software in a underground bunker. I used to have a bit of fun searching the NT 3.5 sources as taken from the Source Code Archive...
Microsoft does have an internal Source Code Archive, which does the moral equivalent of storing source code and binary artifacts for released software in a underground bunker. I used to have a bit of fun searching the NT 3.5 sources as taken from the Source Code Archive...