[texhax] h-cross in plain TeX?

[D. R. Evans]

In plain TeX, what is the preferred method for obtaining the glyph for the
math italic h-cross (the unicode character U+210F, as rather nicely
rendered at
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/210f/planck_constant_over_two_pi.png)?

Plain TeX has an \hbar in which the "h" part of the glyph is nice, but the
stroke is horizontal instead of slanted lower left to upper right. [See
page 435 of the TeXBook.]

I googled, but much to my surprise couldn't find anything :-(

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