It's a shame that it is so difficult to find information on these great old
holster makers. And it hasn't been all that many years. Red, the
research and documentation you have been doing, and are doing, will
be valuable for generations to come. Meanwhile I hope, and I think
you are, enjoying it.

A Barton was a child star back in the 1920s and/or 1930s. Toy guns
and holsters marketed in his name. Could that be the Barton? I will
anxiously await turnerriver's input.

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