
Assorted Hardware and Fastener Collection in Organizer Tray
This item consists of a white plastic multi-compartment organizer tray containing a variety of metal fasteners and hardware. The collection includes approximately 40 to 50 individual pieces. Notable items include large L-shaped anchor bolts with heavy surface oxidation and rust, various hexagonal head lag screws in galvanized and zinc finishes, and several long wood screws totaling roughly 4-6 inches in length. In the bottom right compartment, there is a section of dark, weathered metal chain and a large silver-toned screw hook. Small toggle bolts and common nails are visible in the top Horizontal section. The condition varies significantly across the collection: some pieces exhibit heavy corrosion and a deep orange patina, while others show signs of white oxidation or remain relatively bright. The plastic tray is a standard utility grade, showing scuffs, dust, and minor staining consistent with workshop storage. The hardware represents a utilitarian mix of construction-grade materials likely dating from the late 20th century to the present, categorized by their varied sizes, thread patterns, and head types including hex, Phillips, and flat-head profiles.
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Estimated Value
$5.00 - $15.00
Basic Information
Category
Hardware and Tools
Appraised On
March 20, 2026
Estimated Value
$5.00 - $15.00
Item Description
This item consists of a white plastic multi-compartment organizer tray containing a variety of metal fasteners and hardware. The collection includes approximately 40 to 50 individual pieces. Notable items include large L-shaped anchor bolts with heavy surface oxidation and rust, various hexagonal head lag screws in galvanized and zinc finishes, and several long wood screws totaling roughly 4-6 inches in length. In the bottom right compartment, there is a section of dark, weathered metal chain and a large silver-toned screw hook. Small toggle bolts and common nails are visible in the top Horizontal section. The condition varies significantly across the collection: some pieces exhibit heavy corrosion and a deep orange patina, while others show signs of white oxidation or remain relatively bright. The plastic tray is a standard utility grade, showing scuffs, dust, and minor staining consistent with workshop storage. The hardware represents a utilitarian mix of construction-grade materials likely dating from the late 20th century to the present, categorized by their varied sizes, thread patterns, and head types including hex, Phillips, and flat-head profiles.
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