Pawn shop liquidation sale nearby, any gems in these two putter lots?

[PingCrosby]

A local pawn shop is liquidating and posted some photos of auction lots. I'm curious if anyone who's an enthusiast for vintage putters sees anything based on the blurry photos that would be worth my time and effort to try and buy these.

 

Lot 1

 

 

 

Lot 2

 

 

 

 

Thanks!

[bcstones]

Sorry, but pic are a wee bit fuzzy, worse when I tried to zoom in....it looks like there is a MacGregor Response (maybe 3?) & maybe a Ping "Butt" putter - still hard to see.

[Eeecc]

Must don’t look brand name

[Bigarch]

2nd picture looks like it has a few nice putters to have but nothing that looks like it would break the bank

Spalding TPM

Spalding Cash In

A couple Ray Cook models

Maybe a Bullseye or 2

 

First picture has some potential with possible Pings, T-Lines and would be interesting to have that old Never Compromise if its in good shape.  But the club that catches my eye is that PGA Sand Wedge on the left.  Looks like the shape of on old R20 or R90 model Wilson.  I'd like to hit it

[weakputt]

Gems ... no.

Some putters of interest like the Spalding TPM, but if you have to buy a Lot to get a "putter or two of interest" ... its not worth it.

[st1800e]

Too blurry.  

[jholz]

If you purchase both lots, you are well on your way to opening a cut rate putt-putt facility in the Florida panhandle or central Arkansas.  

[PingCrosby]

I luckily did not end up pulling the trigger on this. I'll never know if any Gems were out there, but it was just too many clubs to deal with in order to find a couple of gems. There were 10 lots or so that included anywhere between 8-12 bags of clubs up for bid. The ones in the first picture I posted also included some single drivers and woods that were in the rack above the counter. That lot went for $140 with pick up only offered and I just couldn't' justify the 90 minute round trip in order to potentially get something worth anything. The other lots all went for $25-30.