BECK'S BIER GERMANY, 330 ml. (1984) error: the can has no opening device |
VON WUNSTER ITALY, 500 ml. (1986) misprint: no background colour; (small picture: normal specimen) |
SVEJKOVA DESITKA CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 330 ml. (1993) the can is blank (white), with a paper label on each side |
HANSA BIER GERMANY, 330 ml. (1988) misprint: only one side has been printed, twice (deep colours) |
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WORTHINGTON DRAUGHT UNITED KINGDOM, 440 ml. (1996) the offer is on a removable thin plastic film, the rest of the label is printed on the can |
GROLSCH UNITED KINGDOM, 500 ml. (1998) label spelt "GOSCH!" because of the special offer; only sold in British airports |
HARP LAGER BEER UNITED KINGDOM, 340 ml. (1975) bottoms up: the opening device is on the wrong end |
BUD KING OF BEERS U.S.A., 330 ml. (1994) stating a capacity of 330 ml., but the can's actual size is 355 ml. / 12 fl.oz. |
NETHERLANDS, 330 ml. (1997) barrel-shaped can, promoting the "007 Tomorrow Never Dies" movie |
NETHERLANDS, 330 ml. (1998) Heineken can for Spain: this one has a curved body |
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NETHERLANDS, 500 ml. (1998) same as above, but an orange spiral in relief features the national football team's anthem |
NETHERLANDS, 500 ml. (1998) Japanese "drinking-cup" shape, with a beer pattern all around the can |
NETHERLANDS, 500 ml. (1998) same concept as "drinking-cups", but with icy frost in relief above and below a standard label |