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Two of the three cylindrical fuses are Lucas; the third one has no interior paper label as the Lucas ones do, and the markings on the metal end are very hard to read.
The other two fuses - the olde-style white and red ones - have no brand name markings at all; at least none I can find with a magnifying glass.
Three of the six wrenches are labeled HEYCO, and all are labeled WEST GERMANY. Three of the wrenches are metric and three are SAE.
The tire pressure gauge is marked MADE IN ENGLAND.
looks similar to the accessory tool kit for the Series 3 XJ-6, (1979-1987), and also carried to some XJ-12 up to 1992. The difference is in the spark plug tool shown in the front of the case in your picture; The XJ-6 tool kit does not have it.
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