How to select non-uniform length strings from within multiple lines

Question

Suppose I have this data:

import { york1400 } from "./data/york1400";
import { york1430 } from "./data/york1430";
import { york1500 } from "./data/york1500";
import { york1530 } from "./data/york1530";
import { york1600 } from "./data/york1600";
import { york1630 } from "./data/york1630";
import { sanddown1405 } from "./data/sanddown1405";
import { sanddown1435 } from "./data/sanddown1435";
import { sanddown1505 } from "./data/sanddown1505";
import { sanddown1535 } from "./data/sanddown1535";
import { sanddown1605 } from "./data/sanddown1605";
import { sanddown1635 } from "./data/sanddown1635";
import { haydock1410 } from "./data/haydock1410";
import { haydock1440 } from "./data/haydock1440";
import { haydock1510 } from "./data/haydock1510";
import { haydock1540 } from "./data/haydock1540";
import { haydock1610 } from "./data/haydock1610";
import { haydock1640 } from "./data/haydock1640";
import { thirsk1415 } from "./data/thirsk1415";
import { thirsk1445 } from "./data/thirsk1445";
import { thirsk1515 } from "./data/thirsk1515";
import { thirsk1545 } from "./data/thirsk1545";
import { thirsk1615 } from "./data/thirsk1615";
import { thirsk1645 } from "./data/thirsk1645";

And I want to grab, as one selection, all the strings within {} so I can paste them elsewhere.

I thought I may be able to select all lines and do :'<,'>norm yi{ but whilst that goes down the list yanking, I am left with just the last string in my register.

Answer 1

Easiest for me was based on Matts comment above.

Do the visual selection of the lines and then :'<,'>norm "Ayi{

Using the big A as a named register appends each selection into the register.