Need help identifying window crank

A quick learner says:
October 9, 2019
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Photos of a window crank from house with four tier louvre window build in 19608

The screw hole is tiny probably close to 3/8
Others we tried had much bigger screw/bushing hole

Could you help us identifying maybe
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
October 15, 2019

Thanks for writing in. It's a bit difficult to say without dimensions. Can you confirm the diameter of the hole at the end of the link arm? To my eye it looks smaller than 3/8", in which case I'd want you to start by looking at the 39-017 and 39-016 Pan Am Operators; but go over all the dimensions and let me know how these differ in any way. 
Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank
Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank
39-016
$17.98
Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank
Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank
39-017
$17.98
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