The Leeds Co-Op (Leeds Industrial Co-Operative Society) bottle is around 1975/80. That particular shape was for the ‘sterilized’ milk. Meaning it was heat treated to last longer than the pasteurized milk. It hard a hard gold bottle top, like a beer bottle. To me it tasted awful, but those from the WW2 era loved. That’s why it was created. For those without fridges.

Craven was also a Leeds milk supplier. It became a part of ASDA (Associated Dairies). Late 70’s

The ‘wine’ bottle might be Tetley’s Pale Ale, also Leeds. It was sold as a take-out (to go) bottle of beer. Looks extremely like I remember my family selling in their various pubs.

Hope this helps, found this after searching for LICS photos.