Truth Casement Window Hardware circa 2002

A quick learner from Lakewood, NJ says:
July 16, 2019
The first pic is from part of the lock which snapped off an connected to the lock slot as seen in pic 4. The lock handle is in pic 3. I included a picture of the crank but its not broken. I hope you can identify the lock parts. I have a concern that some of the lock parts look to be fastened with rivets. Will these be a problem in installation? Do I need a special tool?
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
July 23, 2019

Thanks for writing in. See our 38-090. This looks like a possible match. Now, I don't see rivets in your photos; I see one screw that looks like a phillips head. These are typically just screwed in, and we've never seen them riveted in; but nothing is entirely unheard of in this business. Let me know how you make out.
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