The largest stores in the entire Middle East

A panel with impressive visual images and raised lines, and a common feature in early 20th-century advertisements, to promote Oroosdi-Pack wholesale and retail offers. The panel emphasizes the greatness of the stores, that they are "the largest stores in the entire East." The panel reflects the eastern trend in advertising, mixed with Art Nouveau or French Belle Époque influences with oriental touches to evoke a sense of luxury and strangeness. Imprimerie Camis used lithography printing technique to produce vibrant colors and detailed features. The importance of Oroosdi-Pack (the largest stores in the entire East) The chain was founded in 1855 in Constantinople, and expanded rapidly, opening a branch in Cairo in 1856 and other branches in Alexandria, Tanta, Beirut, Aleppo, and cities in Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Tunisia, and Iraq. By 1888, its management moved to Paris, reflecting its international presence. The stores were famous for offering fixed prices and open offers, which were revolutionary practices at that time.