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Sea Glass - Bottle Bottom

by ron
(seaside park nj)

thick green with letters kblt and numbers 11425 on bottom. please help identify.

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Sea Glass - Bottle Bottom

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Jan 09, 2010
Conical based Bottle
by: Amber

Found off Queensland, Australian coastal Island the bottle is around 25cm long, with conical bottom, the dive shop has one similar, however was found many years ago and no one seems to know anything about it.

Nov 11, 2009
HELP!! Sea glass identification
by: JANELLE

sea glass with the remaining letters ABFELDER, MAYBE YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS, THANK YOU

Oct 12, 2009
Bottle from England.
by: Sonja

That was so nice of you to help that sea glass hunter. I recognized your store and your name instantly. Good to read. Sonja from Calif.

Sep 30, 2009
Bottle seaglass solved
by: Anonymous

Hi, This is Nick from Seaglass Dreams and I'm here to help! Your bottle bottom's letters "KBLT" stand for....

Kilner Bros. Limited, Thornhill-Lees, West Yorkshire, England.

The numbers 11425 might be a patent or an English registration number dating this seaglass back to the year 1877. If you can send me a picture so I can really narrow this mystery down for you! Glad I could help,,,,,,,Nick

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