Window lock cracked/missing handles

A home owner from Buffalo, NY says:
Can you help me find the part for this? Manufacturer unknown.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:

Can you remove a lock from the window to show us the internal arms? That's going to be the biggest factor in what we recommend.

A home owner from Buffalo, NY says:
I just found this tag. Would this help? I can still take the lock off if needed.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:

I'm afraid not. Inspecting the internal portion of the lock is the only way to go.

A home owner from Buffalo, NY says:
Hopefully this helps?
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Tom from SWISCO responded:

Unfortunately, these photos don't give us any new information.The lock you've removed is too damaged and is missing most of its important components, so I can't tell what it is. To get an idea of how this kind of lock should look, I'm going to point out a few different types that we carry. See our 38-095 or 38-096, 38-091, 38-099 to start out. These are all casement locks that work in different ways. One may be a match, but it's also possible that none of them are. You can also see our complete selection here.

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