Octal code for "^L"

Does anyone know the octal code for what vi is showing as "^L"? I tried
"\n\r" & \r\n" but that does not seem to be the same... I am on a UNIX
box... I need the octal code to add to the beginning of first record
written from my perl script... I'm using "write" and "format" and need
ALL headers to be alike... the first is w/out the "^L"... 

Thank you in advance...

John W Moon

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