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This one

The bottom left is in the best physical condition

Agree (in my experience they have been very flighty though)

That appears to be about right

I do see signs of old age but hatcheries usually only sell up to a year.

Bottom left in first photo is a very nice bird. Give them lots of things to scratch around in. They will appreciate it. Also give them lots of room to run around in because these are highly active birds.

Yes. 18 weeks-1 year

The darker grey one is a mix or just very bad quality. All healthy. Look to be at or close to laying age

200 eggs a year is a good estimate

6 eggs is a stretch but 4 or 5 is likely

Ok. Araucanas and americanas will lay darker blue eggs

Ok. Even if not pure cream legbar they will still not be broody and lay blue eggs. They might even lay more than a pure one

Post a picture and I will tell you. Look for crests correct colouring flighty disposition fast lightweight

Decent layers of medium light blue eggs. Almost Never broody. Worth it in general