After years of lurking, finally sharing the state of the collection (plus some US trip hauls!)

Been lurking here for quite some time now. I always enjoying seeing other people's collections and decided it was time to share mine! I just returned from a month-long trip to the USA where I picked up a few new additions.

Left Column (Top to Bottom):

• Leatherman Wave+: A gift from my sisters about three years ago. My first Leatherman! Most people around me carry them, but I’ve always been a Gerber guy. It’s been my daily carry ever since.
• Gerber Center-Drive: Picked this up two months ago. I filed a warranty claim on a 20-year-old Gerber Flik from my army days; since they don't make the Flik anymore, the dealer offered an MP600 or the Center-Drive for a small upgrade fee ($60). The bit holder is a game-changer, though I definitely miss having scissors on this specific tool.
• Gerber Truss: Got three years ago as a dedicated car/glovebox tool. I chose this over a Wingman or Sidekick at the time (this was a donation my reserves company had gotten) and it's served that role perfectly.

Middle Column (Top to Bottom):

• Gerber Paraframe I: A day-two purchase from my US trip. Ended up using it almost every day of the vacation.
• Gerber Armbar Mini: Another trip find. It’s a fantastic little keychain companion.
• Wenger Classic: Found this at a flea market recently. I’ve wanted a simple Wenger piece for a while, and the silver finish really caught my eye.
• Buck 375 Deuce: A "treat myself" purchase after a very long day of driving during the trip. Classic look.
• Victorinox Classic SD: A staple. I have a black one floating around the house somewhere, too.

Right Column (Top to Bottom):

• SOG PowerPint: Got this four months ago but honestly, it doesn't get much pocket time. The tools are a bit stiff to deploy. I actually just used it for the first time today to help untie my 4-year-old’s shoelaces!
• Victorinox Super Tinker: My main SAK purchase from the trip. I wanted the scissors without the bulk of a saw. I think this might join the daily rotation.
• Gerber MP400: This is the sentimental favorite. My father gave this to me when I started my army service 20 years ago. People still love the one-handed "flick" opening.

Fixed Blades:

• Solingen (Top): My father bought this in the early 70s in the Canadian Northern Territories and passed it down to me during my service. I believe it might date back to the 50s. If anyone has more info on this specific model, I’d love to hear it!
• Gerber StrongArm (Bottom): An impulse purchase from the trip. I wanted a sturdy, "buy it for life" fixed blade, and this felt like the right choice.