Need Answers about vintage Macgregor Tourney clubs

[Streich34]

I have a vintage set of 1963 CF4000 Macgregor Tourney MT19 golf clubs, I have the irons 3-PW and the matching woods(Driver, 3, 4, and 5). Could somebody explain what the CF4000 means and what the MT19 means as well? Also I am looking to sell them so if anybody has any sort of appraisal value let me know please. You can contact me at 4254499665, thank you!

[SteveNZ]

FC stands for Flame Ceramic and is the black material on the face that was bonded to the head at a very high temperature (4000 deg I think, hence the name). MT simply means MacGregor Tourney, the 1 indicates that the shaft is stiff (probably close to a modern x-stiff) and the 9 indicates the shafts are a half-inch longer than the standard of the time, with a 37.5 inch 5 iron. Just FYI, that specific model number refers to a 1961 model. If you post a pic, we'll know for sure ?

 

Checking actual selling (as opposed to asking) prices on Ebay the best way to get an idea of value.