Window crank handle. no markings

A home owner from 33410 says:
Bought an old house built in 1959. Previous owner removed all the window handles and left only this one. trying to find replacements.
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

Thanks for posting. I believe this might be an operator from an old "Ulaco" operator. I don't think they are still available. I am afraid I don't know what you could replace the handles with, or the complete operator. If you want, you can show us a picture of the complete operator out of the window from a bird's eye view, including the link arm(s). We'll then do our best to find a potential match. Otherwise, I'm afraid it's possible you'll need a new complete window. 

A home owner from 33410 says:
Thanks for responding Dave.. This is what I got.
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

Thank you! I definitely think replacing the complete operator is your best solution. Take a look at the newer style 39-410 and 39-411. These may be your best bet. Look over our dimensions and let me know if you agree.

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