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The valve has snapped inside so would like to just get a new tap and use the innards.

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Is that tap head a left-hand thread onto the tap body? If not a left-hand thread, then there's a reasonable chance you can fit the head from a new stopcock.

If it is a left-hand thread, then I'm not going to say you won't be able to use the spindle from a modern tap, but I will call it a long shot. Not aware of where you would get a left-hand taphead from.

Good luck. Let us know how it goes!
 

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