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Screws from 1970's, not the junk quality of today. - $1 (Grants Pass)
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Serious woodworkers, grab these before others get for their little home projects. All the galvanized screws are as good as new. These better quality screws than you can purchase at Home Depot I have at around a 20-30% discount but considering the quality, it's more like a 50% discount or more.
For the bare metal items, 3/8” T-nuts and 1/4” hanger bolts, I offer a much bigger discount.
To get out of the way, one flat head screw lot I have is about 2 3/16”. I do know how these are measured. A metric size would be 55mm so maybe someone messed up somewhere. Being we are in the US, I'll speak of an equivalent and proceed for this one as:
#8 x 2 3/16” galvanized Phillips flathead wood screw, 120#.........$12.00 (10 cents each)
Then rest:
#6 x 1 1/2” galvanized Phillips flathead wood screw, 180#...........$12.00 (~6.7 cents each)
#8 x 1” galvanized Phillips panhead wood screw, 4x240#, 1x200#........... $14 for ea. bottle of 240, $12 for the bottle of 200
#8 x 1 1/2” galvanized Phillips panhead wood screw 150#................$12 (8 cents each)
#8 x 2” galvanized Phillips panhead wood screw 360#...........$42 (<12 cents each)
5/16”-16 x 4” hanger bolt, 80#........................$48 (60 cents each)
1/4” T-nut, 180#....................................$10 (<6 cents each)
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Non -galvanized:
1/4”-20 x 3” hanger bolt, 180#...................$45 (25 cents each)
3/8” T-nut, 47#.......................................$3 (a little over 6 cents each)
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Likely not from the 1970s though in my possession since before year 2002:
3/8” x 4” galvanized carriage bolt, just like new, 25#..............$12 (48 cents each)
See sample image.