Who makes this shower valve? (photos)

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Who makes this shower valve? (photos)
Author: HammerAndWD40 (CA) Hi experts, I just tiled this bathroom and there wasn't a shower trim cover plate. I want to buy one. Can you identify who makes this shower valve? Thumbnail photo 1: Thumbnail photo 2: Full-size photo 1: [www.steverumberg.com] Full-size photo 2: [www.steverumberg.com] Edited 1 times.
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Peerless?
Author: steve (CA) PTR188700-UN
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Re: Peerless?
Author: hj (AZ) which means it is also probably Delta.
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Re: Peerless?
Author: marlinman (FL) Trim Part # PTT188742CP for chrome BN for brushed nickel.
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Delta (100%)
Author: HammerAndWD40 (CA) Hi all, Thank you for the feedback. I found my original parts and it's "Delta" from Home Depot. (Maybe made by Peerless or another manufacturer, but for certain it's labeled as Delta and I bought it.) Edited 1 times.
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Re: Peerless
Author: hj (AZ) Peerless was/is a "low cost" line made by Delta for the retail trade. They used to have some "unique" differences, usually in the handle attachments.When regular Delta parts were used, the hot and cold would be reversed. Edited 1 times.
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