Ancient crank

A handy person from Alabama says:
December 3, 2020
This is a window crank for an awning opener. It was installed in our cabin decades ago after having been salvaged from a still older structure. There are no manufacturer's marks on it.

The holes along the long axis are separated vertically by 4 1/2"
The lower holds are separated horizontally by 1 3/8"
The bar is 3" long

Good luck, I appreciate your assistance!

Duane
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
December 7, 2020

Hi there, thank you for writing in! I'm going to have one of our senior experts take a look at this. We will be in touch shortly! We thank you for your patience. 
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Casey from SWISCO responded:
December 8, 2020

Thank you for your patience. See our 39-432. Review its dimensions and compare them to yours to see if this could work for you!
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