Oldest still active playing card manufacturer?

[mrcrich]

Does anybody have any idea who's the oldest still active playing cards manufacturer in the world? I've done a fair bit of multilingual (!) research but I haven't been able to find any place that's older than the Kyoto-based Oishi Tengudo (1800). Naipes Comas, if they were still active, would have them beat by 3 years, but alas, it seems they've closed up shop.

Here are the contenders I've been able to dig out:

Oishi Tengudo 1800-present
Sold mekurikaruta and hanafuda illegally until playing cards were finally legalized in the mid-Meiji period (late 1800's). Still run/owned by a branch of the same family that started it.

Naipes Comas 1797-1992 or 1797-2010
Acquired by Talleres Graficos Soler in 1992, according to WOPC. Acquired (in turn?) by Cartamundi in 2010, according to a Spanish-language press release from Cartamundi. Their website, http://www.naipescomas.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; is not active since 2014-15. On Google Maps, they are listed as "permantently closed". By all measures, they don't seem to be actively making cards any longer.

Nihon Karuta 1806-2000's (?)
Founded in the 3rd year of Bunka (1806). Hanafuda and mekurikaruta maker. They don't appear to be actively making playing cards today.

Brepols 1826-1970
Brepols was founded in 1795 or 1706, but didn't start printing cards until 1826, and stopped in 1970 when they co-founded Carta Mundi. They are still active as a publisher.
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Piatnik & Söhne 1824-present

Worshipful Company of Makers of Playing Cards 1628-
Not a card maker in itself, but a trade guild. They're worth mentioning because they have occassionally (yearly?) published decks since at least the 1880's.

Does anybody know of any other (still active) companies that are even older?

[dazzleguts]

I think Ohishi may indeed be the oldest card manufacturer still remaining.
Carta Mundi - Brepols - was my first thought, but, as you pointed out, they did not make playing cards until some 30 years after their founding.