Here it is. Let me apologize in advance for the poor photo quality of the pictures listed below but more are available upon request. Scroll to very bottom for the full layout picture of the contents.

Dark Brown Geoffrey Beene leather wallet. It’s contents include..

-Identification
-Cash
-Credit/Debit cards
-Insurance card
-Emergency contact info
-RAD sticker (detects radiation)
-Spare keys

-Tool Logic survival card (includes knife, ferrocerium rod, red LED, whistle, tweezers, pick)
-Sinclair folding credit card knife
-11 in 1 credit card sized multi-tool
-TOOOl credit card lock pick set
-Frensel lens
-Reflective flexible card mirror
-Duct tape (2FT)
-Theraband & leather pouch
-Fishing Line (18FT) & hook
-Straw
-Tinder (Dryer lint)
-Razor blade
-Safety pin
-Paperclip
-6 Matches & striker
-Sewing needle & thread (2FT)
-Stretch wrap (1 1/2 foot square)
-Mini FAK (2 band standard band aids, knuckle band aid, non-adhesive bandage, alcohol wipe, antibiotic cream)

Insurance card, frensel lens and duct tape card on the left, folding credit card knife and lockpick set and debit cards in those right pockets.

Back of my insurance card has my emergency contact info and a RAD sticker attached to it.

Duct tape card, frensel lens.

Reflective mirror, ID goes in clear pocket above, paper clip slides over it and sleeve.

Inner left note pocket.

Inner right note pocket.

Bifold was useful for separating the gear from my monies, keep my theraband, straw-tinder-fishing line, mini FAK on one side and the bills on the other, it never shifts around the way I have it configured.

Inner seam between pockets (but inside bifold of course) is where I slide the straw filled with dryer lint and wrapped with fishing line. It’s a nice groove and when the wallet folds it almost gives it a little spine.

Mini FAK is exact size of credit card, it’s held together with stretch wrap and slides inside the gear bifold on the right side of the inner seam or spine.

The full load out minus the credit cards, ID, insurance card and stretch wrap.

Comments, questions and suggestions are welcome. Let me know what you think.