Almo Printing (アルモ印刷合資會社)
Almo Printing (アルモ印刷合資會社; 1901 - 1918) was a printer based in Osaka specializing in chromolithographic postcards and trade cards. It was founded by Nakanishi Toranosuke (中西虎之助, 1866 - 1940), who was notable for partnering with (市田幸四郎, 1885 - 1927) to import American printing presses and establish Japan's first modern offset lithographic printing presses. In 1918 (Taisho 7), Almo was merged with Toppan Printing (凸版印刷), which still operates today as one of Japan's major printing houses.
AKA: アルモ印刷合資會社
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