Spot The Difference

The Milk Stout design trade mark was registered in 1933, when Calder’s beers were brewed by Archibald Arrol & Sons, who brewed close by. A number of different cows were …

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I thought that 3 million visits to the site ought to be worth three posts to the blog. Another difference I only spotted this week because a well known label …

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As we move towards the 3 million mark of visits to the site, an excellent contribution to this theme. Thanks to Eric for sending this in, it is something I …

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Today I was packing up yet another set of labels purchased from the Scottish Label selection on this website. I try to check each order before sealing the envelope and …

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As a follow-up to Eric’s informative response to #175, referring to other printing differences in Meux’s London Pale Ale, I thought that collectors might not just want to know, but …

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A big thank you to Geoff for sending in the two images of Meux’s London Pale Ale. Until now we had both thought that the main difference between the two …

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It took me ages before I realised what was different about these two. You might see it quicker. You might also be able to explain.

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This is really unexpected. There must be several hundred John Fox Special labels filling up drawers, envelopes and shoe boxes in collectors houses all over the world. I am not …

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