In the year 1896, Gamse Lithographing Company, Inc. was founded in Baltimore, Maryland. By 1910, the company produced beer and liquor labels and was entering the mail order liquor catalogue business. Larger presses were installed along with cutting, die cutting and collating equipment. The business grew, and in 1955, the firm moved to its present location on Pulaski Highway. By 1960 the building expanded by 8,000 additional square feet to house a new 6 color gravure press. More modern methods and techniques reduced waste, increased production and improved quality. The Pulaski Highway building was further expanded to its present 70,000 square feet. Today, Gamse Litho ranks among America's top label producers, making labels for the world's largest corporations.