Broken bolt in replacement windows

A home owner from Cherokee, IA says:
May 15, 2017
The picture you see shows a broken bolt from replacement storm windows (probably about 20 to 30 years old) in our 1879 home. Is this a sash bolt? We' need to replace quite few of these. What do you think? The numbers on the ones that broke off are 2,5, and 6.
User submitted a photo of a pivot bar.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
May 19, 2017
This part is known as a pivot bar. There are a few different possibilities, and the best match would depend on your measurements; specifically, the hole spacing. Look at the list I made for you on the right side of this page to get started, I think one of these may be the ticket.
Pivot True Pivot Bar
Pivot True Pivot Bar
26-352
$1.90
Pivot Bar, 3-1/16"
Pivot Bar, 3-1/16"
26-226
$2.55
PivotTrue Pivot Bar
PivotTrue Pivot Bar
26-030
$1.92
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