Looking to replace my Caseent window operator and locks

A contractor from Pasadena, CA says:

September 18, 2022

I have a home built in 1952 and have the old metal casement windows. I am renovating the windows and would like to get new operators and window locks, but I don't know what operator and lock handles I have. and what choices I have for style. Can you help me identify these?
The operator length seems to be 8 inches
I have two types of latches- One is for a single window, and one is for two windows that close together in the middle and is latched there.
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Emily from SWISCO responded:

September 21, 2022

Hi there!

We don't have an exact match for the hardware shown here but take a look at our 39-001 and 39-002 operators along with the 38-001, 38-005 and 38-165 & 38-166 locking handles. Carefully look over the dimensions for these parts and compare them with yours to see if they match what you need.

Window Crank Operator, 9"

39-001

$17.45

Window Crank Operator, 9"

39-002

$17.45

Neutral Locking Handle, 2-3/8"

38-001

$7.20

Truth Hardware Locking Handle, 2-3/8"

38-005

$14.25

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