Locking handle for the sash

A home owner from Wisconsin says:
April 18, 2021
I believe the locking handle had like a clip or something that actually held it in there so it just wouldn't slide in and out
There are some numbers on the backside of the handle they are:
6200-19 504-605
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A home owner from Wisconsin says:
April 18, 2021
They are eagle windows by Andersen installed in 2007
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Emily from SWISCO responded:
April 23, 2021

Hi there! We carry a couple casement window locks that are similar, but none are exact. Check out our 38-205 and 38-209. Look over the dimensions and see if you think this matches what you need.
Truth Handle and Link Assembly with Backplate
Truth Handle and Link Assembly with Backplate
38-205
$14.42
Handle and Escutcheon, Truth Mirage
Handle and Escutcheon, Truth Mirage
38-209
$13.90
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