...and some more...

If you have an eye for it, could get some differences. Most if not all may be in the flowers. Very top picture, top plant looks to be Huernia, bottom right looks to be Orbea, Looks like a Sansevieria Gold Hahnii in bottom half of top picture. I would pot them all up in a fast draining mix in small pots (2"). Them place them in a 10 gallon fish tank to keep moisture high but soil on dryer side. Spray with a 0.1 mix of Hydrogen Peroxide in a spray bottle. That's about one table spoon to 2 cup bottle. Keep in a warm spot with a bright fluorescent light on it 12 hrs. a day. Come spring you could plant up in larger containers.
Would I love to come across something like this. Please keep us posted. I would love to see what all you got.
Stush

Thank you Stush - I will do as you suggest and keep you posted. Appreciate your response.

First, I have to say NICE HAUL. Now, advice: hard to ID plants when you have so many in a pic without any numbering/lettering. We have to figure how to indicate which one we're IDing by location. So...I'll give you genus names, you can look up & match to your plants, okay??? Maybe if you post closer pix of each, we can take a crack at species names.

On the Huernia, Stapelia, Caralluma...most times you will need the flowers to get a proper ID. You may have some of each there.

I can see Haworthia (1 seems to be H. limifolia v. striata), Gasteria, Sansevieria (as Stush ID'd), Kalanchoe (maybe orgyalis) & Xerosicyos danguyi. Hard to make out much detail.

Saj 2002 - very nice. How did you bring them into the US?

Thank you RoseMariero. Advice noted - thank you. I will post pictures, by and by, of the Huernia, Stapelia, Caralluma, orbea's if they survive and flower. They were the primary ones I needed identification help on. Appreciate your comments.

Chicagardens - Thank you for your comments. Did not bring them to the US :-)