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Broaching a piece of steel to dupe the lever would be somewhat expensive. But a simple hole in a (bent) flat bar with a threaded set screw hole to hold the lever from rotating would work - as long as the shaft were counter-drilled to accept the set screw. It wouldn't be quite as elegant as the...

I also busted one - and even with expert cast iron brazing including a thorough cleaning, preheat and anneal - the braze job only lasted around a year before it broke again. I was lucky - and spotted (2) replacement levers in the "unidentified" hodgepodge bin at a local surplus dealer. I would...