And all vs And all that

and all—and all other things included:

• Duncan had stepped backwards over the gunwale of his boat and fallen, camera and all into the Indian Ocean.

Note: The expression does not correlate in meaning with the phrase any and all—a redundant expression meaning “any”:

• A licensed physician should be consulted for diagnosis of any and all medical conditions.

and all that—(coll.) and other similar things considered unnecessary to mention:

• Ah, but he’s known her all his life. Childhood sweethearts and all that.