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The pulley number comes up as an off the shelf TB woods pulley and looks to be available from many sources online, it is called a timing pulley because it is cogged. The numbers denote (22) Teeth (H) Heavy Duty (200) Belt width 200mm/2" (SD) Bushing type
The bushing number looks to be SD1-1/4V, is that correct? What are the rest of the numbers/letters? I believe that is a QD(quick detachable) series bushing. That comes up as a Martin SD size bushing for 1-1/4" shaft with a 1/4" keyway. Is the shaft of the generator 1-1/4"? That looks to be readily available as well.
With these old engines most parts canot be b ought off the shelf. Not sure where in the world you are but you will now need to find a dealer in Lister parts or hope that a reader has a spare pulley. Put up a pic of what the pulley looks like now, it may be able to be repaired. Look online at the usual auction sites as well.
There usually is only one on a taper lock. It should be right above the key. That may be a metric hub. None of the metric allens fit?
