i think you could still see the teeth if they were there... having a serrate tibia just rules out Phanagenia bombycina. Ageniella may or may not have a serrate hind tibia and they do amputate the legs... lack of long erect hairs on the propodeum rule out Auplopus. the first picture looks like it has that lateral crease in the first tergite... i like calling it P. bombycina.

I have never seen any ageniellines amputate the palps...it must not be necessary. It seems that, since ageniellines have a more derived method of prey transport, that it would also seem reasonable to suppose that amputating the legs is necessary for this transport. I have seen Auplopus mud cells containing entirely intact small Salticids, moderately sized Clubionids and Salticids with three or four amputated legs, and a Phanagenia bombycina that had amputated all the legs of its large female Agelenid prey. It appears the wasp has to try to find a happy medium between spending too much energy amputating legs and too much energy straddling and carrying its large prey item.