No large ones, but (101) amazingly assorted small extension, compression and torsion springs -- most, but not all, 1" to 2" long. Assorted lengths, assorted widths, assorted finishes, asorta handy bag of replacement parts to have around the house.

Easy to put a little spring in your step or anyplace else when you have this collection of (200) little zinc-plated steel springs. You get (20) sizes in all, including (76) compression springs in assorted sizes between 7/32" x 11/16" and 3/8" x 3/4" and (124) extension springs between 5/32" x 3-1/8" and 11/32" x 1-27/32". They come sorted, in a nice snap-shut and hang-up-able translucent plastic case.

Is it spring? Well, it’s a spring. This steel extension spring is technically a “short throttle return spring” and measures 2-1/4" long x 7/16", but it will be just as happy returning anything else if your throttle is already back where it belongs.

You could fit all of these springs in the palm of your hand, but they're still mighty handy. Steel extension springs, 1/2" long x 3/8" dia with 5/16" ID loops at each end.

These steel compression springs are 3/4” long x 1/2” dia and made of 1/32” thick stock. Compressed right here in the US of A.

This small compression spring measures 1" dia x 1-1/8" tall and is made from 1/16" dia 316-type stainless steel, designed for marine or other aquatic applications. Go mount a bouncing turtle.

Your ordinary generic everyday plain old steel hinge measures 2" long x 1-1/2" wide when open with a 1/8" axle and mounting holes just a hair under 1/4". Comes with screws, as they will. Ordinary, yes, but necessary.

You get a pack of (2) plated steel extension springs, 1" long x 3/4" dia, made from 7/64" stock. Open 9/16" loops at each end. Rated for loads up to 10-1/2 lbs, which means they're perfect for DIY scales and exercise contraptions, keeping heavy doors and gates shut, and hammocks for lap dogs.

These plated steel extension springs measure 8-7/8" long (counting loops) x 7/8" dia x 1/8". Loops are approx 5/8" ID. Rated for just under a 20-lb working load. Good for screen doors and cabinets, and for hanging things that you like to see bounce in the wind.

A heavy-duty front-end shock absorber. From a Raven MPV7100 riding mower/ORV (that’s an Off Road Vehicle for you folks who stay on the roads). Measures 12-3/4" long from centers of the end bearings x 2-1/4” dia. It’s a compression shock with a red-coated 1/4” thick spring and 3/8” ID bearings at both ends. No weight rating, but the Raven mower is rated to schlep up to a 500-lb load, plus its own weight, so go figure.