Entering the market as Ramleh in 1902, the producers reversed the name in 1907 to prevent confusion with the competing "Ramly" brand, and remained active until 1966. 1) Measuring 22 inches wide and 30 inches tall, the print is marked "HELMAR/ TURKISH CIGARETTES" at the top, with the center filled by a lady in a tall straw hat and fringed blouse and a pack of Helmar positioned in the lower right side above the signature of artist Albert H. Sonn (1869-1936) "AHSonn/ 07". Mounted in a dark hardwood frame. 2) Measuring 27 1/2 inches wide and 10 inches tall, the sign is marked in the center "HELMAR/TURKISH/CIGARETTES/Quality Superb" in a yellow oval against a red background. The left side has the portrait of a lady in a tall straw hat. The right bottom corner has the picture of a box of their cigarettes with an Egyptian pharaohs head and the price of 10 cents.

1) Very good, with a few nail holes in the edges, a few small punctures on the printed area, and some mild soiling. 2) Very good, with four areas of porcelain loss/chipping in each of the four corners. The sign retains strong colors with some light scratches.