Selling on my eBay now!

[drcy]

The stamp on back suggests the Jackie Robinson photo was printed later, after retired.

[Yi]

The Jackie Robinson photo is about 1950s or 1960s, I guess. From the paper and stamp. I don't know the exact time. Bust I only have this one photo. It is a unique one.

[drcy]

The five digit US zip code was introduced in 1962.

[JoeyF1981]

Originally Posted by drcy

The stamp on back suggests the Jackie Robinson photo was printed later, after retired.

You're right..it was printed in the 60's

[Yi]

2 days left for bidding.

[johnmh71]

The Appling autograph appears to be a stamp.

[JoeyF1981]

doesnt seem to be much activity.

[perezfan]

Guessing it's equal parts of both

[Misha]

The giant "Yi Auction" across the photos don't help

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Misha

The giant "Yi Auction" across the photos don't help

Yi,
I would absolutely agree with this person's post.
Consider removing all of the Yi watermarks if you want to have success selling your photos in an eBay auction. People want to know what they are bidding on.

Definitely consider adding a bio on your uncle the photographer and his collection in the auction description.

I don't want to come off as crass or rude, but, in my humble opinion, with these watermarks in bright yellow your photos look like something you would win at a school carnival...

[Deertick]

Originally Posted by johnmh71

The Appling autograph appears to be a stamp.

Looks like a hard tip on a glossy surface.

in addition to removing the overly obtrusive watermark, it would be helpful to give the dimensions of the photos. And don't crop so close to the edges.