I believe these to be custom-from-stock backplates of some sort. They include raised weldments employed in standard hook backplates … but nothing is fused to them. The angled lower flange is a puzzler too. But they could be easily made “custom” from the “stock” dies and manufacturing jigs on the plant floor. CLICK the thumbnail for a dead-on front view. Then identify these and their use in a comment if you can.
My use suggestion would be for something like…
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