Shower leaking, faucet ID help needed

Hi all. I've got a leaky faucet on an older house and am trying to figure out how to disassemble it and who made it.

House was built in 1947-48, and I would guess it's original to that time.

I'm somewhat familiar with the way the washer and seat style faucets, but want to have parts on hand if possible before I tear into this.

Flat cap covers a phillips head screw. Pull the screw out and the plastic part comes off, but under that is a metal cap. I'm guessing it just pulls off but don't want to tear things up if possible taking it apart.

Faucet. Only markings are "lift for shower pat.no. 1809567 2022875

Handle so far

Handle that came off

Got the cap off with a puller. Now I've got a valve assumbly with flats on two sides only, and the collar will keep me from getting a big adjustable wrench on the flats. Since there are only flats on two sides me deep sockets won't work.

Is there a specialty deep socket for these?

Well to answer my own question, it's a Crane.

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Jeepwm69 said:

Well to answer my own question, it's a Crane.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hJHNW8JzBBg

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That's funny Glad someone solved it for you

Like magic. post up a few picture. and BANG. Problem solved

Thanks for sharing your solution. Sorry, no one chimed in to help.