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Maybe. This 3-12VDC reversible gear motor might could (as they say in the Carolinas) have come out of a camera assembly, or not. Either way it's great for artists and hobbyists. Measures 4-1/2" x 2-3/4" x 2" in a plastic housing. Spins approx 80 rpm at 12VDC with a 1/4" dia x 9/16" flattened shaft. Has (3) external rotating encoder discs and a smaller, stubby 1/4" x 1/4" secondary shaft. Quite torque-y and would make an excellent robot motor. Has (2) 4" leads.

This takeout fan from an un-used AC unit draws 42W at 115VAC and spins both a 12” dia, 5-blade fan blade and a 7-1/2” x 2-3/8” squirrel cage at approx 900 rpm. The motor in the middle measures 3-3/4” dia x 3-1/2” with a 5/16” shaft that extends 2-1/2” out of one side and 2-1/8” out of the other. Has 14” leads and rotates clockwise. You’ll need a 250V 6uF start capacitor. UL.

This 12VDC tin-can stepper motor from the Nippon Pulse Motor Co. is a uni-polar 2-phase with 50 Ohm coils drawing 240mA per phase. Moves 48 steps/revolution with a 1/10 gear head at the output. Measures 1-5/8" dia x 1-1/2" on a 1-11/16" square mounting with 1/8" mounting holes. The offset flattened shaft is 1/2" long x 3/16" dia. Has (6) leads with a Molex connector. Part #PF42-48.

Nifty little DC motor will run from 1.5 to 12VDC (think: a single AA battery), but at 6VDC will draw only 2mA, stall at 45 and spin approx 400 rpm. At 12VDC it draws close to 3mA, stalls at 90mA and spins approx 950 rpm. Nominal 6VDC. Measures 1-1/4” dia x 7/8” with a striated 1/16” dia x 3/8” shaft. Solder tabs are on the bottom. Great solar project motor.

This compact reversible inline gear motor is rated at 24VDC, but works just fine at 12VDC. Measures 1.375" dia x 2.75" with a 0.186" dia x 0.69" flattened shaft, (3) mounting holes on its face, and 9” leads. Spins 350 rpm at 12VDC no load and 1080 rpm at 24VDC no load. Reversible, and rated for continuous duty. From Globe Motors, Inc. Part #415A431.