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rwhirley (TX)
It is a single lever faucet and the tub/shower switch is located through the escutcheon plate as opposed to the tub spout. I can not find one single marking on anything. I did manage to get to the cartridge and saw the number 1411. I looked online and it may be delta but couldn't find anything on their website that had the tub/shower switch on the plate. They were all on the tub spout.
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Author:
North Carolina Plumber (NC)
Older Deltas had the diverter button in the cover plate, but yours is not a Delta.
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