American printing company in Stamford, Connecticut
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American Banknote Corporation
Trade name
ABCorp
Formerly
American Bank Note Company
Industry
Manufacturing, Finance, Printing
Founded
1795
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
Key people
William J. Brown, CEO
Website
abcorp.com
Former headquarters, the American Bank Note Company Building at 70 Broad Street, ManhattanPrinting plant in the South Bronx
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