The following each reference different comments above:
1. There is no such thing as an "off-face" Lefever. Only one with socket ball not properly adjusted.
2. Not Loy. Pointer's head is wrong. Loy's pointers, and Glahn's setters, are generally pretty easy to pick out when you've seen enough. There are a number of old threads in the DGJ forum with pics.
3. The vast majority of E grades from the late 30k until the end have a single "window" with a pointer on one side, and a setter on the other. Pointers and setters are about equally represented on Lefevers fom any era. Sub-gauges can have a variety of birds, but also snakes, rabbits and squirrels. Rarely seen, is a deer, bear, and even hunters (men).
NDG
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