Bren gun combination tool Maker ID help

Hi, I am trying to identify the maker of a MkI combination tool.
It is stamped: NTC (with the T being a larger font)
No amount of Googling has helped at all. This forum was the only place that actually named a maker, not the one I need though.

As an aside, my grandfather and uncles were wood cutters mainly working in the red gum forests on the Murray River. They used a Bren gun carrier for getting around the bush.
My grandmother had a wood stove and used one of the carriers large storage boxes for her wood box.
When she passed away I was lucky enough to get Nans "wood box" I chose it as Nans kitchen was the heart of her home and her stove was fired up every day of the year. We all learnt how to use an axe to help keep a steady supply of firewood.

Regards momma

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Sorry, I should have stated that my search is to help a friend who has a website.
I hope that this is within the rules?? and would it be okay to acknowledge any responses on that site.
This is a link: vintage-military
He has just added a Military Tools page, all from his collection.
Hope I have not infringed!!!!
Regards momma

I don't know the answer to the question regarding the maker of the MKI Combi Tool but tell your friend I do like his website!

Hi Mike, I will pass your message on.

momma

PS I truly thought this question would be so easy...... (says she who has Googled for hours & has read that much info on Bren guns........ Do I really need the fact that the Jones Sewing Machine Co made firing pins for Bren guns to be stuck in my head forever :madsmile:

I suspect that the answer lies in Australia as opposed to the UK. Maybe Xxx Tool Co.

Hi Peter, for some reason I was thinking Canadian. I have been trying random combinations for "N... Tool Co" without success.
I think George (tool owner) would have been able to identify it if it was an Aussie brand.
George is also affiliated with this site: HTPAA :: HTPAA Home "Hand Tool Preservation Association of Australia"
Regards momma

NTC is the maker of the Australian made Bren multi tool.

Useless information= A subcontractor making the multi tool for Enfield was ACME Show Card. A greetings card printer. They had a small work shop near Enfield Lock Railway station about two miles from the Brengun factory.

Hi Lester, thanks for your response.
I shall concentrate on Australian records.
If I do identify the maker I will post it here to aid anyone else on this site.
Kind regards from Australia - Denise aka momma :)

WITH THANKS TO WOODSMAN, and Ian Skennerton
A great research effort!!
Regards Denise

"Bren multi tool identity
Hello all! Just got word back from the Jedi master of commonwealth arms Mr. Ian Skennerton . Seems that the multi tool was produced by Norton Toothell and Co. 16 Barrack st. Sydney. You can see their mark on the small parts tin also in the Slazenger Bren wallet. They were a subcontractor for Holden/ General Motors . Cheers to all me Mates in Oz!"

Bren multi tool identity