M1 Garand Leather Slings

I have been all over the web trying to find information on the manufactures if the M1 Garand Leather Sling, both WWI and WWII. I found a site that listed the manufacture's stamps but it did not give any information on who the manufactures were. Does anyone have any information on the names of the manufactures names of the manufacture that goes with the stamp and the dates??? I have included images of the two stamps I am requesting information on.
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The first images is a B. T. & B. Co. over 4 and the second is CC over 1942.
Kaydee
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WW1 manufacturers

Belber Trunk & Bag Co., Philadelphia, Pa. - Gunsling Point Parts

Chicago Belting Co., Chicago Il. - Point parts for gunsling, Loop Parts for Gunsling.

John Clark Saddlery Co., Portland Or. - Rifle Scabbards, Saddles Cav M1904

Clinton Saddlery Co., Clinton, Ia. - Pistol Holsters, Bridles, Saddles, Saddle Bags.

Duncan & Sons, Seattle, Wa. - Gunslings M1907, Brest Collars, Rifle Scabbards, Saddles M1904.

Graton & Knight Mfg. Co., Worcester, MA. - Bridles M1914, Bayonet Scabbards, Revolver Holsters M1909, Gunslings M1907, Leather.

Harrison & Gathright, Louisville, Ky. - Saddle Cav M1904. [known to have made M1907 slings]

Harpham Brothers Co., Lincoln, Ne. - Saddles M1904

Hermann Sanford Saddlery Co., Springfield, Mo. - Gunslings, Bridles M1914, Saddles Arty and Cav M1904.

Hess & Hopkins Leather Co., Rockford, Il. - Saddles Arty and Cav M1904

Hewes & Potter, Boston, Ma. - Pouches small articles, hand axe carriers, pick mattock carriers. [known to have made M1907 slings]

Henry Hotze & Son, St. Louis, Mo. - Saddles Arty and Cav M1904

F. M. Hoyt Shoe Co., Manchester, N.H. - Breech Lock Covers, Pannier Packs, Pistol Holsters, Gunslings, Canteen covers, Headstalls, Feed Bags, Helmet Linings.

Kerr Adjustable Strap Co., New York, N.Y. - Gunslings. [Web]

Edward R. Ladew Co., Glen Cove, N.Y. - Brest Collars, Saddles Arty and Cav M1904, Headstalls, Gun Slings, Bridles M1909, Rifle Scabbards.

George Lawrence Co., Portland, Or. - Saddles Arty and Cav M1904, Gun Slings, Rifle Scabbards.

Lichtenberger-Ferguson Co., Los Angles, Ca. - Saddle Cav M1904, Rifle Scabbards, Gun slings.

Plant Brothers & Co., Manchester, N.H.- Bridles M1909, Suspenders for haversack, Water Buckets, Gunslings for U. S. Rifle M1917, Magazine Bandoleers, Pistol Belts, Ration Bags, Cartridge Belts, Feed Bags, Shovel Carriers, Pouches for First Aid, Haversacks.

Rice-Soren Saddlery Co., Muskegon, Mi. - Saddles arty and cav M1904. [known to have made M1907 slings]

Scheffer & Rossum Co., St. Paul, Mn. - Bridles M1909, Mule Saddles M1913, Pistol Holsters, Saddles Arty and Cav M1904.

Westboro Trunk & Bag Co., Westboro, Ma. - Carrying cases. [known to have made M1907 slings]

Smith Worthington Co., Hartford, Ct. - Saddles Cav M1904, Bridles M1909, Gunslings.

Western Mfg. Co., San Francisco, Ca. - Gunslings M1907.

Harvey Wheeler, Concord Junction, Ma. - Gunslings M1907.

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Originally Posted by Kaydee

the second is CC over 1942.

I think you'll find the second one is CS over 1942...Clinton Saddlery...

And now you know :)