Does Apple make a keyboard with a wide "return" key, and modifier keys with their symbols printed on them?

I happened to notice in a picture that the Apple "German" keyboard had the modifier keys labeled with their symbols, e.g., the option key is labeled as "⌥". (It's confusing as heck that the Apple's U.S. keyboards don't display that, but I'm not going to ask why they did that.)

But unfortunately for me, the German keyboard has a tall and skinny 'return' key, which I'm sure would be frustrating for me. I looked through the keyboard pictures I could find, and the U.S. and Japanese keyboards are the only variants I could find with wide 'return' keys -- and they're also the only ones I found without the modifier symbols printed on them!

Does Apple make a keyboard, for any region, with both a wide 'return' key, and the modifier keys labeled as in the UI?

As far as I can tell the answer is "no". This page shows graphics of the various keyboards made by Apple.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2841

Whether a 3rd party makes an ANSI version with symbols on the keys I don't know.

The difference in the return key is determined by the physical/mechanical standard used.

Europe uses the ISO standard with the "skinny" return while the US (and Australia where I am) use the ANSI standard.

See this Wikipedia article for more details http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#Mechanical_and_visual_layouts

The ISO standard, ISO 9241, also seems to mandate that little character on the option key. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_9241#ISO_9241-110

ANSI, by comparison, seems not to talk about what's on the keys.

So one assumes that Apple would prefer not to have the character on the key but instead have option and alt and does so where it isn't "forced".