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Your green looks to be the lighter one, it almost looks to have a touch of yellow in it in the top photo. I have that same color on the motor of one of mine. But I also have one lathe that is a slightly darker green. The Rosemary looks to be closer to the lighter color. I am not sure that over the life span of the factory production run that the color was exactly the same . Another thing, in many decades, I have never seen a can of factory touch up paint or a link to who the paint manufacturer was, the paint color name other then 'Hammered Grey or Green". We may be chasing a ghost trying to find the exact match paint. Going years back, anyone who used the Rust-o-leum Rosemary Hammered paint, did not use it touch up a lathe, but rather used it to do a total paint job. My brother owned a sign shop for decades and he was a paint specialist by trade. I asked him years ago about matching the unimat paint, he laughed and said he easily could mix and match the color using Sign Painters "One Shot" brand enamal sign paint. But he said the "hammered"? texture was something special and I would have to go to Industrial paint store like Sherwin Williams because of the Stuff that they used to get the texture.