Assorted Clevis Pins and Metal Dowels in Organizer

This item consists of a collection of various metal pins, primarily clevis pins and possibly some spring pins or dowel pins, stored within a clear plastic organizer box. The pins are cylindrical in shape, varying in length and diameter, and appear to be made of steel, exhibiting a gunmetal gray color with some visible scratches and scuffs, indicating prior use and typical wear. Many of the pins feature a rounded or flattened head at one end and a small hole drilled through the shaft near the opposite end, characteristic of clevis pins used for securing components with a cotter pin or R-clip. Some pins have multiple small holes distributed along their length, suggesting they might be specialized spring pins or possibly components for a locking mechanism. The surface shows some patina and areas where the finish has worn off, revealing the underlying metal. There are no clearly discernible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible in the provided image. The organizer box itself is a standard, multi-compartment clear plastic container, providing simple storage and separation for the different pin types. The overall condition suggests these are used industrial or automotive hardware components, likely from a mechanic's or hobbyist's spare parts collection. The craftsmanship appears to be functional and standard for mass-produced hardware.