Identifying / dating old service head?

Would a single duck be classed as a row? It would be lined up with itself.
 
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I Agree with Lucien its a Lucy series 3. I would say it is well over forty years old as we were only fitting series 5 cuttouts when I started in 1976. As someone said it could be fitted with a rewirable cartridge and if it is a PILC servce there is a chance it could be compound filled.
 
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I think a single duck is a "point",. and a row connects 2 or more points...
 
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