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P&O steamship Bentinck 1844 Can Cooler

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Koozie not keeping your beer can cold? Coozie making you crazy? Instead, grab a Zazzle insulated can cooler. Not only is this beer sleeve fully customizable on the front, back, and bottom, but it is also made of special high-density material for extra insulation. With all the stress of the modern world, sometimes it's not easy to chill out. But luckily we've got a remedy for you, a fully customizable can cooler. Keep your hands warm, your cans cold, and your spirit 100% chill.

  • Fits any standard 12 oz cans
  • Dimensions: 3" D, 3.75" H
  • Customize all sides, including the bottom
  • Edge-to-edge full-color print to flatter the most beautiful of designs
  • Made from high-density open-cell polyurethane foam
  • Collapsible foam material makes for easy storage
  • Great volume discounts for weddings, tailgates, and special events
  • Proudly made in the USA

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P&O steamship Bentinck 1844 Can Cooler

P&O steamship Bentinck 1844 Can Cooler

Edward James Duncan after William John Huggins Bentinck passing Aden 1st voyage to India 1844 The P&O steamship Bentinck passes Aden on January 3, 1844 during its first voyage in the Indian Seas. The ship was on its way to India. The Bentinck was a sister ship to the "Aden - Ceylon - Madras - Calcutta" route. The ships took almost six months to sail from England to India. Steamships were water vessels propelled by steam. They started to appear on western rivers in 1807. Robert Fulton built a steamboat using John Fitch's patented version of the steam engine and became known as the “Father of Steam Navigation”. The first steamboat on the Mississippi was called the New Orleans, built in Pittsburgh, Pa. in 1811. Steamships could travel at speeds of up to five miles per hour. They revolutionized river travel and trade
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4.7 out of 5 stars rating1.2K Total Reviews
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5 out of 5 stars rating
By Nathan H.February 16, 2022 • Verified Purchase
Foam Can Cooler
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The product looks and feels great. Also giving this a 5* because of the fantastic customer support. My first order of this was not perfect and Zazzle refunded me right away so I could re-purchase. I'm not a typical review-leaver, but the customer experiance made me really happy. Crisp lines, looks great.
4 out of 5 stars rating
By Sanford S.September 9, 2025 • Verified Purchase
Foam Can Cooler
Creator Review
The printing is nice as usual for Zazzle . It's thinner than other can coolers I've had. Don't try to print anything across the center of the bottom as it's printed flat. This is my design and will likely replace this product when I fix the bottom so if your interested in the design you can find it here - zazzle.com/store/sanfordstudio.
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Lori P.May 31, 2021 • Verified Purchase
Foam Can Cooler
Zazzle Reviewer Program
And I have a personalized hugger with my favorite pet. I’ll be able to cherish her long after she’s gone since this hugger will last several years. Thank you Zazzle! The photos were crisp and clear, and the background color turned out exactly as selected on website.

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Created on: 7/12/2023, 7:04 PM
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