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Pleas help me identify these old (circa 1930s) bathroom faucet stems. They are 6 inches long and have a threaded end. I broke one of them through the threads while trying to remove the handle and would like to replace it. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!

This is the unbroken stem. It is 6 inches long. Thanks!

This is the broken stem.

Thanks for the info. I was able to get the handle off! Unfortunately I broke the end of the stem in the process. Now I need to purchase a replacement stem, but I haven't had any luck finding a stem with a THREADED end instead of a splined end. Both the handle and nut thread onto the end of this...

I need to remove my bathtub faucet handles in order to repair a leaky faucet. The cross handles are from the late 1930's and are likely American Standard. They do not have a set screw or a button cover on the front, just solid metal. Behind the handle is a nut, but it appears to be connected...