Assorted Wrench Set in Toolbox Drawer

This item is a collection of various hand tools, specifically an assorted set of wrenches and possibly a few other tools, housed within a deep orange-colored metal drawer, likely a component of a larger toolbox or workbench. The majority of the visible tools are combination wrenches, featuring an open-end wrench on one side and a box-end wrench on the other. There appear to be both SAE (standard) and metric sizes present, indicated by the varying dimensions. Some wrenches show a ratcheting mechanism on their box ends, suggesting they are ratcheting combination wrenches designed for greater speed and convenience. The tools are made of what appears to be chrome vanadium steel, standard for their durability and anti-corrosion properties, exhibiting a silver, polished metallic finish. While most wrenches appear to be in good, used condition with typical surface wear and light scratches consistent with regular use, there are no immediate signs of significant damage like bends, cracks, or heavy rust. Some minor surface oxidation or grime might be present given their evident use in a workshop environment. One brown canvas-like pouch or roll is partially visible on the left side, possibly containing smaller tools or sockets, although its contents are not clearly discernible. The drawer itself is lined with a black, textured, possibly rubber or foam mat with a grid-like pattern, designed to prevent tools from sliding around and to protect the drawer's interior and the tools themselves. The drawer is pulled out, revealing its vibrant orange interior and the orderly, though somewhat overlapping, arrangement of the tools. The overall impression is one of a well-used but maintained collection of essential automotive or general repair tools. Given the general appearance and nature of such tool sets, they would likely be from the mid-to-late 20th century or early 21st century.