"Kolin"(Czechia), 1950-2010
Obchodni Tiskarny, A.S. (or S.P.)
Divize 16: Plynarenska ul., 280 57 Kolin IV
Lucemburska 7, Praha 3
since 2010 "Hraci Karty" http://www.hracikarty.cz/
2010-2011 - in Dražovic
2012-2013 - in Zádveřicíc,
since 2014 in Olomouc, Holická 1173/49a
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	1950
	1950-1968
	1950-1959
	1960
	1961-1968
	1968-1980
	1980-1990
	1991-1995
	1996-2010
	since 2010

Extra&special cards:

d04341a01	d04341a02
d04330a010/1970	d04330a018/1979	d04330a011/1986	d04330a005/1989	d04330a008/1989
d04330a009/1979	d04330a004/1982	d04330a016/1985	d04330a013/1986	d04330a007/1987	d04330a014/1988
d04330a015/1988	d04330a001/1989	d04330a012/1990	d04330a002/1990	a003: 1994 1996	d04330a003
a006: 2000, 2003	d04330a006	d04330a017/2006

This information prepared by Ulrich Knupfer:

The Trade Printing Works have a long tradition behind them.
The trade license was awarded to their predecessor, J. L. BAYER Co, as early as in 1879.

At these early days it was a stone-printing factory, using the chromolitography to print the on-wall calendars and color-printed pictures. After 1884, the factory set out on manufacturing the tear-off calendar of the jotter type.

In 1912, the firm became a joint-stock company, exporting its products to Poland, Hungary, Rumania, and Italy. In 1950, the factory acquired the status of national enterprise, witnessing an expansion in production mainly in the seventies, accompanied by launching the new articles, such as the pre-printed forms for computers and self-sticking label. In 1978, a reconstruction was carried out, giving rise to a leader among the printing works in Czechoslovakia. After 1989, the enterprise was expropriated from the state, succeeded by the newly established joint-stock company which completed its privatization in 1995.