Runout with Pitman "p" and IGOL

Hoping for some help with a record I want to properly enter into the database. The band is Blackfoot, the album "No Reservations".

Runouts are: A side: p ILPS-9326-A IGOL Sterling C
B side: p ILPS-9326-B IGOL Sterling A

The small "p" is obviously for Pitman. I think the IGOL indicates Goldisc. There are two other US pressings for this catalog # (ILPS 9326). One is a Monarch with the △ in the runouts, the other is a Terre Haute with PXT in the runouts apparently indicating that it was Pitman sent to Terre Haute.

My question: would the "p" in my runouts indicate that it is a Pitman pressing? Or does the IGOL indicate something else? Who should be given pressing credit, and if that is Pitman what does IGOL get credited for, if anything?

Thanks for any help that can be offered.

'IGOL' (or 'I GOL') seems to be fairly common among Goldisc pressings:
https://www.discogs.sitioby.com/search/?type=release&label=goldisc&format=vinyl&country=us&matrix=igol

I can't answer the Pitman question. Probably better to ask in the runout etchings thread.

Probably just Pitman mastering, Goldisc would be pressing.

Thanks for the responses, appreciate it.

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