I got tired just reading this thread. I have 3 speed handles, 2 in-line ratchets (1/4 & 3/8), way too many extensions and 3 sizes of ratchets. I installed my first set of kitchen cabinets in 1979 using a bottle jack (wall units), speed handle and Yankee screwdriver. Air Force aircraft on B-52, KC-135, FB-111A and F-4 aircraft.
Some place is my grandfather's jack plane, block plane, Diston hand saws, Wiss aviation snips, Wiss straight tin shears, framing squares, combination squares, no list for 50 years of reloading tools. My wife has a Craftsman roll-away and top chest in the house, I have 2 Craftsman in the garage, and a Kennedy rollaway for reloading tools plus 2 24" toolboxes under the bench for die sets. There is a box in the garage with triangles, 12" triangular scales, mechanical pencils, 1 Frederick Post and 2 Dietzgen drafting sets.
My Grandfather got through life on 10" Channel locks, 2 yellow handled screw drivers and a 10" Crescent wrench. I am stopping, this tool list is scary.