The ‘Royal Hunt’ Brewery was built in an area of Brussels which had been used as a Royal hunting ground many years before. It closed in 1968.
I am not much good at dating these labels but the R.C.B. number which is used to identify breweries in Belgium was introduced in the early 1950s as far as I am aware. R.C.B. 3046 was used for La Chasse Royale. It was compulsory on all labels for use in Belgium, I am not sure about export labels. That would date the rectangular labels as 1950 and 60s.
Thanks to Eric, for the loan of these labels and I gather he is not averse to an offer for one or more of the set.
Bière Supra
Bière Speciale 1
Vox Pilsner 2
Vox Pilsner 1
Vox Pilsner 3
La Lorraine 2
La Lorraine 3
La Lorraine 3
La Lorraine 4
Bière de Table 1
Bière de Table 2
Bière de Table 3
Bock 1
Bock 2
Bock 3
Bock 4
Bock 5
Bock 6
Export 1
Export 2
Export 3
Bavière 1
Bavière 2
Foncée 1
Foncée 2
Foncee 3
Orge 1
Orge 2
Scotch
Extra Stout 1
R.C.B (french) or H R B (flemish) is actually the official commercial register number (RC = Registre Commercial or HR = handelsregister) of the company, the B stands for Brussels region .
This type of numbering was already introduced in 1924 (and not in the 50’s as on the page) and not only for breweries but for all official companies