Unfortunately, these two things need to happen in this order: catalog them, receive information. You don't need to be thorough about it -- start with just determining which tubes you have -- we will automatically start asking about the more interesting ones, and then you can go back and get more information about those -- brand name, markings, condition, pictures, etc.
There's an awful lot of tubes in the world, and not all of them are frequently used for audio amp building (there are exceptions, of course) -- I would put all those together and just sell them on eBay in one lump.
The bright side is, some of those look to be in really good condition -- even the boxes. That is the tube-pervert's equivalent of "bling". What that means is, they will photograph well and should sell for better than average.
Oh, and immediately download this -- if you do get a list of "Oh, if you see any ___'s, I call dibs" that you decide to honor, it'd be nice to know that, for example, an 18GV8 is the equivalent of a PCL805. It's not perfect, but it's a start.