file: extract data after finding string match

I currently read a set of (similar) files, containing only addresses
as @000000 etc, or byte data in successive lines. I copy the files to
a list and then strip out all data in the list(s) up to and including
a particular address, @300000.

The lists are later compared to a different list for exact match of
byte data.

However, is there a better way to read the file into the list(s) so I
don't have to replace the unwanted list data with null data?

file example:

@000000
F1
C4
54
34
65
@100000
43
56
76
87
@300000
F1
49
DE
E5

i.e. I want all the byte data from after the @300000 and nothing else
n my list(s).

.

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