Stamp Printers by Country

 CHILE  

      = Understood to be a current stamp printer.

Printer names in italic against "Stamp printing primarily done by..." signifies that the printer has been seen used by that country within a mid-2011 or later philatelic magazine new stamp issue listing. Non-italicised signifies a recent use, but prior to mid-2011.

 First postage stamp issued: 1853.
Stamp printing for this country is primarily done by:Casa de Moneda (Chile).

Casa de Moneda de Chile, Santiago.
English language translation of name: Chile State Mint.
Abbreviation known by: CdM, Camondea.
Founded: 1743.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1953 for Chile.
Main printing process(es): Litho.
www.cmoneda.cl/

In 1953, Casa de Moneda y Especies Valoradas de Chile changed its name to Casa de Moneda de Chile.



Casa de Moneda y Especies Valoradas, Santiago.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1927 for Chile.

The merger between Casa de Moneda and Especies Valoradas de Chile in 1927 resulted in this company producing stamps from 1927 to 1953 when a name change to Casa de Moneda de Chile occurred.



N. Desmadryl, Santiago.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1854 for Chile.



Especies Valoradas de Chile, Santiago.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1915 for Chile.

Company existed between 1914 and 1927, when it merged with Casa de Moneda to become Casa de Moneda y Especies Valoradas.



H. C. Gillet, Valparaiso.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1854 for Chile.



Imprenta Barcelona, Santiago.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1903 (Surcharges) for Chile.



Imprenta Universo, Santiago.
See Soc. Imp. y Lit. Universo entry, below.



Post Office, Santiago.
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1856 for Chile.



Soc. Imp. y Lit. Universo, [Where?].
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1910 for Bolivia.

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