Window Locking Mechanism

A home owner from 98038 says:
June 21, 2021
Hi,
We just moved into our house and one of the window locks is broken. We cannot find any identifying markings - just one label that has faded out. This lock appears to be broken. Can you help us find the right size and model?
Thank you!
Catherine
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Bob from SWISCO responded:
June 24, 2021

This looks like one of our multi-point locks such as the 38-095, 38-096, 38-138 or 138-139. Look over all the dimensions, especially the projection of the fork, to see if one of these is what you need. 
Maxim Multi-Point Lock, Medium Slider
Maxim Multi-Point Lock, Medium Slider
38-095
$16.97
Maxim Multi-Point Lock, Long Slider
Maxim Multi-Point Lock, Long Slider
38-096
$16.97
Roto Multi-Point Lock, 29MM Fork
Roto Multi-Point Lock, 29MM Fork
38-138
$25.55
Roto Multi-Point Lock, 37MM Fork
Roto Multi-Point Lock, 37MM Fork
38-139
$24.44
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