I saved a fair amount of structural douglas fir during an extensive remodel of a house build in the 30s. The wood is mostly rough sawn.

It's mostly 2x4 (really 2" x 4") and 1"x6" subfloor, a few 2x6, but a few larger pieces - a couple 4"x6"x7', and 6"x10"x3' and one much bigger piece I haven't completely unburied from 2x4 yet.

I plan on using some of the wood for projects around the house, but it's probably more than I can use. It is much harder than todays wood - the contractors bent many nails trying to use them as props

Is old douglas fir worth anything?
What do people use it for.

If it has a tight, straight, grain, you may be sitting on some money.

It's wonderful for furniture---and useful as a trim board---

They do have nice straight grain. These were the straigtest 20 ft boards I've ever seen. Unfortunately, there is nothing left longer than 16'.

I just measured the big wood.

one is 5" x 7' x 15'10"

one is 5" x 9" x 44"

two are 4" x 6" x 68"

Any estimate on how much these are worth?

The neighbor wants them for free. Just wondering if there is a market for this stuff

Put it on Craigs List! I'd bet someone will bite.

Boat Builders sometimes look for good DougFir..

I second CL... unless you neighbor has something of value to trade.