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I'm thinking ya done good. That looks pretty good inside. Maybe it was just excess; or demilled towards quitting time on a Friday when the last six or seven just got shoved into a bin with the rest of them to clear the work bench.

You're right. They'd disassemble to the point they needed to be then pour everything into a scrap bin. Probably disconnected to earmark as one they were getting rid of to keep from having to disassemble to check. Working=keeper, doesn't work=discard.

Demilled usually refers to intentionally damaged at the same points (cut, crushed, incinerated, shredded, otherwise destroyed) so that it can not be restored to a usuable condition for it's original purpose. By demilling specific parts the idea is to keep anyone from finding a bunch of surplus...