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Dug this one 50 yrs ago abouts. Ghost town in the Selkirk Mountains.
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Looks like a Hock Wine, bottle most likely was made in Europe...
 

It's an English bottle. The KCB monogram is for the Kilner Brothers, with the C representing their Conisbrough works in Yorkshire. The number below is a pattern number but I've not seen a list that enables them to be dated. That monogram was in use between 1863-1937

We've never been a particularly prominent producer of wines, nor an exporter of empty bottles. I suppose it might have held a cheap hock imported in bulk and bottled here. I don't know what else it might have held.
 

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It's an English bottle. The KCB monogram is for the Kilner Brothers, with the C representing their Conisbrough works in Yorkshire. The number below is a pattern number but I've not seen a list that enables them to be dated. That monogram was in use between 1863-1937

We've never been a particularly prominent producer of wines, nor an exporter of empty bottles. I suppose it might have held a cheap hock imported in bulk and bottled here. I don't know what else it might have held.

Sorry about the tardy reply Red-Coat
Thanks for the information on the bottle.
It was recovered from a mining ghost town that operated from 1880-1910
 

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