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Who makes this plastic valve handle with the octagon fitting on the back?

Where can I purchase it? I need to purchase only this valve handle.

I have looked around and so far cannot find it.

Please let me know. Thank you.
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Where are you based? Have you had a look on second hand sites such as ebay?
 

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