Assorted Metal Linkages and Levers in Plastic Container

The image displays a collection of what appear to be various metal linkages, levers, and possibly other mechanical components stored within a translucent white plastic container with a red hinged lid. The items are predominantly metallic, exhibiting a grayish, matte finish typical of steel or a similar alloy, possibly with some form of surface treatment or natural oxidation. Many of the pieces are flat or slightly curved, with circular holes drilled at their ends, suggesting they are designed for pivotal connections. Some pieces show signs of surface wear, scuffs, and minor discoloration, indicating prior use or prolonged storage. One visible piece has a stamped marking, possibly 'D89', which could be a part number or manufacturing code, though its clarity is limited. Several components include attached bolts or nuts, reinforcing their function as part of an assembly. The assortment seems functional rather than decorative, tailored for specific mechanical applications. The overall condition suggests a vintage or used set of parts, likely from a disassemblied machine or as spare components. The craftsmanship appears robust and industrial, built for durability rather than aesthetic appeal. Given the range of shapes and hole configurations, these are likely specialized components, possibly for automotive, agricultural, or industrial machinery.