Hello, Looks like a Triangle logo on the box. I found the following on Alloy Artifacts;
In 1956 Utica was purchased by the Kelsey-Hayes Company, and Utica continued operations as the Utica Tool Division of the parent. In 1961 Kelsey-Hayes added to its tool division by acquiring the Herbrand Automotive Tool line from the Bingham-Herbrand Corporation, and in the summer of 1962 the Utica-Herbrand operations were moved to a new factory in Orangeburg, South Carolina. (See our article on Herbrand for more information on this interesting tool company.
Kelsey-Hayes made one more addition to its tool company roll-up with the 1964 acquisition of Bonney Forge & Tool Works. (See our article on Bonney for more information.)
In 1967 Kelsey-Hayes sold its tool division to the Triangle Corporation, and the renamed Utica Tool Company operated as a division of Triangle for a number of years. Triangle was later acquired by Cooper Tools.
