Good comment! What year engine are you working with, and is it in its original-equipment application? I've got factory service manuals and Motor and Mitchell repair manuals dating back into the mid-60's. If you know the year and model of the original setup, I can probably cross-reference it to a specific carburetor part number, or at least a representative range of numbers.
Jerry

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