DelAge

DelAge32 is a simple command-line utility that you can use to move or delete files effortlessly, according to their age. The "age" factor is determined as the date difference to the local time, and it can be either the date of creation, last modification or access.
While most users usually opt for a graphical interface with an intuitive layout, some of them prefer using command-line tools, as they are light on the system resources and less prone to failure, while a few inputted lines carry out a task in no time.
A list of options is displayed in the Command Prompt dialog upon deployment. Therefore, you can select the time stamp used to evaluate the age, as well as include read-only and hidden files. Plus, you can include subdirectories.
Other options of DelAge32 are able to remove a directory if it's empty, move files to a specified path, list all files and folders without taking any other action, as well as run a test to preview results.
As expected, the program barely uses CPU and system memory, so it doesn't burden the computer's overall activity. It has a good response time and finishes tasks rapidly, without causing the OS to hang, crash or pop up error dialogs; we haven't encountered any problems in our tests. Although it has not received updates for a pretty long time, DelAge32 delivers a simple solution when it comes to moving or deleting files based on their time stamp.