Although I am not the most knowledgeable and experienced collector of vintage golf clubs, I have viewed so many ebay listings where I said to myself, "if I had just a little bit more information, or if the photographs were just a little bit better, I might be interested in buying this club.  For this reason, I thought I might humbly share a few thoughts with sellers who may not be familiar with collecting vintage golf clubs:

1.  Collectors of vintage golf clubs, as well as other vintage golf memorabilia like to see clear, sharp photographs of the items, especially markings and symbols (see example).  A photograph of just a golf club without close up photos of markings is almost useless to a collector.  The specific markings, words, symbols, numbers, and in some cases the absence of words/marks can tell a collector volumes about collectible golf clubs.

2.  Descriptions of vintage golf clubs should include as much information as possible,  including the club maker (if known); where the club was made (if known); overall length; type and condition of shaft (metal, wood, other.  Is the shaft unusual,  bowed, chipped or damaged); type and condition of the grip (sheepskin, leather,other material/Is the grip original, tight fitting/loose or maybe a replacement); type of clubhead and condition (iron or wood head/Is the head rusted, pitted, tight fit to the shaft/are there bag marks or dings to head/any known repairs).

3.   Lastly, any additional provenance regarding the item, as well as a seller's willingness to answer questions is always very welcoming to a golf collector on ebay.