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= Understood to be a current stamp printer.
= company still believed to exist.
GABON
First postage stamp issued: 1959
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: BDT (Ireland) and Cartor
(France). No
stamps appear to have been produced locally.
GAMBIA

First postage stamp issued: 1869
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: BDT (Ireland), Cartor
(France) and Walsall (GB). No
stamps appear to have been produced locally.
GEORGIA

First postage stamp issued: 1919
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: [unknown printer] State
Printing Works, Formerly at Tiflis,
now sited at Tbilisi. First stamp(s) traced
by compiler: 1919 for Georgia.
GERMANY
AND STATES 
First postage stamp issued:
1849 Click country name or flag
to access this database.
GHANA
 (Formerly GOLD
COAST)
First postage stamp issued: 1875 (For GOLD COAST)
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: Ikam (Ghana), Enschede
(The Netherlands). Local
surcharges were produced, but the name(s)
of the printer(s) have not survived. Government
Postage Stamp
Printing Works, Ghana. I have
not traced output from this printer, but
the company name was shown within a PDF
of an internet page in 2004. Nothing further
known.
Government Printer, Accra.
First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1965 (Surcharges)
for Ghana.
IKAM Security Printing Limited,
Accra.
First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 2000 for Ghana.
Dr.
Steve K. Amoa-Marfo started his working
life at the age of twenty- Three (23) when
he established Dentwiman Press in 1981.
In 1986 he incorporated Al Helou and Marfo
Co Ltd with a Saudi partner. The name of
the Company was changed to IKAM Limited
when the Saudi partner withdrew. IKAM Limited
under his Executive Chairmanship grew to
achieve an initial turnover of ¢35
million in 1987; ¢15 billion in 1997
and ¢25 billion in 1999. The growth
of the company under his sole management
has been monumental. IKAM Limited is now
the Market leader in Security Printing in
Ghana. In
1998, IKAM Limited was recorded as being
a commercial printer based in Accra. By
mid-2000, a company specialising in security
printing appears to have been formed as
a separate company, presumably in the same
group of companies.
An internet entry from 2004
reads:Mr. Kwaku Kyei, the former Inspector
General of Police, Ghana is currently General
Manager responsible for security and administration
at IKAM Ghana Ltd, a Security and Administration
Corporation
GIBRALTAR
First postage stamp issued: 1857
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: BDT (Ireland), Cartor
(France) and Walsall (GB). No
stamps appear to have been produced locally.
GREAT
BRITAIN 
First postage stamp issued: 1840
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to access this database.
GREECE
AND ISLANDS
First postage stamp issued: 1861
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to access this database.
GREENLAND

First postage stamp issued: 1905
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: Post Denmark (Denmark),
BDT (Ireland) and Cartor (France).
Andreasen og Lachmann,
[Where?].
First stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1937
for Greenland.
This company seems to have
specialised in printing posters, based on
the number of entries on the Internet recording
them as printers.
GRENADA 
First postage stamp issued: 1861
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: BDT (Ireland), Cartor
(France) and Bischoff Textil (Switzerland). No stamps appear
to have been produced locally. However,
some local overprints are known, but the
printer(s) name(s) go unrecorded. This is
in addition to the entry recorded below. Government
Press,
St.
George's.
First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1916 (Overprints)
for Grenada.
GUATEMALA

First postage stamp issued:
1871
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to access this database.
GUERNSEY
First postage stamp issued: 1941
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: Walsall (GB), Enschedé (Netherlands), OSD
(Austria),
Cartor (France) and BDT (Ireland). Guernsey
Press Company Limited, St.
Peter Port.
Abbreviation
known by: GPC.
Founded:
1897.
First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1941. Last
stamp printed 1944.
GPC is the largest commercial
printer in the Channel Islands. These days,
its main products include quality four colour
promotional brochures, commercial printing,
financial sector reports, prospectuses and
accounts and they are publishers of catalogues.
This company became involved
in stamp printing due to war conditions
on Guernsey and they continue to this day
to provide commercial printing for the Guernsey
Post Office.
GUINEA
First postage stamp issued: 1959
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: [unknown printer] Hostettler,
[Where?]. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1972 for Guinea.
GUINEA-BISSAU
First postage stamp issued: 1974
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: [unknown printer]. No stamps appear
to have been produced locally.
GUYANA
 (Formerly BRITISH GUIANA)
First postage stamp issued: 1850 (For BRITISH GUIANA)
Stamp printing for this country
is primarily done by: BDT (Ireland), Cartor
(France) and Walsall (GB). Various
stamps overprinted or surcharged locally,
but the name(s) of the printer(s) have gone
unrecorded.
Autoprint, Georgetown. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1982 (Overprints
and surcharges) for Guyana.
This printer became involved
in stamp printing due to an austerity programme
introduced by Guyana. Primarily involved
in book printing.
Baldwin and Co., Georgetown. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1882 for British
Guiana.
Joseph Baum and William
Dallas,
Georgetown
(Demerera).
First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1856 (Provisionals)
for British Guiana.
Publishers of the Official
Gazette.
Bovell's Printery, [Where?]. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1981 (Overprints
and Surcharges) for Guyana.
This printer became involved
in stamp printing due to an austerity programme
introduced by Guyana.
Gardy Printing, [Where?]. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1987 (Surcharges)
for Guyana.
This printer became involved
in stamp printing due to an austerity programme
introduced by Guyana.
Government Printer, [Where?]. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1981 (Surcharges)
for Guyana.
This printer became involved
in stamp printing due to an austerity programme
introduced by Guyana.
Herald Printing-Kitty, [Where?]. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1983 (Surcharges)
for Guyana.
This printer became involved
in stamp printing due to an austerity programme
introduced by Guyana.
Offices of the Royal
Gazette,
Georgetown. First
stamp(s) traced by compiler: 1850 for British
Guiana (the famous 'Cotton Reels' stamps).
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