Here is an Early Shakespeare Marhoff . With no Date Codes and a Black Left Side Plate with the Clicker located on top of the Right Side Tail Plate.
I thought it was interesting as I had not seen one before . I got it in an old Tackle Box off E-Bay .
Stamped on Left plate is 
                         MARHOFF PATENT
                                LEVEL
                          WINDING REEL
                              No. 1964
 
    Has Jeweled  End Caps  and appears to be Nickel Silver
Tore it down ,Cleaned and oiled it and it spins smooth as Butter .
Clicker Wheel has 3 positions as shown below .






















Back together and I left some of the Patina





                         

Here is an Older 9/0  (not positive but with some of the Characteristics it has I believe to be from 1940's or Early 50's.

 I got this lil Jewell  off E-Bay with some interesting differences in the from the Newer versions I noted.
 It came with a MONSTER Adjustable Handle I have Never seen Before .
Which more than likely led to the problem of the Sleeve being worn Smooth where the handle normally would lock on to it .



Some B 4 photos






Plates ,Rings, Spool Pretty fugged Up!!



Ordered NEW SLEEVE but had some BIG PROBLEMS as the New one was larger inside than the old one and different on the bottom .
The New sleeve is the same part number as the 114H and has a 114 part number but no way it would work ..... It does fit he 114 Bridge Plate though.

The old Sleeve next to the New one you can see the Difference


Old Sleeve id
Even the Handle Nut is Smaller!
 




New Sleeve id 1mm larger!



The retaining pin is even different on these
Old Pin



New Pin


Old vs new



on left is a 114 Bridge plate with the NEW 9/0 sleeve and fits ok
on Right is the old (9/0 and Bridge plate ) Bridge plate is Numbered 115  but new sleeve has 114 number ?


I bought NEW Chrome Rings but had to some Careful Reaming on 2 of the holes on each one to line up with old plates.

Spool Cleaned up pretty well considering the crud that was on it  but here is a sideview of progress so far.


 
No part numbers on Foot,Spool and a few other parts which leads me to believe it is from the 40's.

I made a Mandrel out of a piece of Tool Stock  to reshape the old Sleeve to work (WITHOUT DAMAGING THE THREADS  where it was rounded off. So was able to make it work since the New Sleeve was way too big .

Talking to Mystic on this fitment problem as it ain't good .
More later on this .

Finished .



Spool looks a hundred times Better after hours of hand polishing  (NO VINEGAR )
Use Vinegar if you want to Ruin your parts .

 Ted Here is the 2nd pic. in Proper perspective you mentioned . I got all miscombubalated with the lugs facing
up. The logo is straight up like you said  .

Glad to hep out a Brudda Reeler

 That's a drawer full of Penn handles from days gone by. A magnificent collection such as this doesn't happen overnight. I see a few for 1st gen Penn international reels, also a few large counterbalance handles that are pre mid 50's. WOW !!