4 old guns.

Question
Hi Paul, I have four guns I would like to know some information about if possible.
1) Fox savage sideXside double barrel, model B, has engraving on the bottom with flying ducks and engraving on the sides with fox on it has a satin finish. I broke the gun down to get the serial number and it said NQ 1 could this mean that this was the first one produced. In a gun book I browsed in it said the model B serial num ran from 1-32000 something.     
2)Is a rolling block 22L cal, On the top of the receiver it say H. Pieper Belgium and thats it no markings or anything, also has long octagon barrel.  The gun appears to be really old  like early 1800's to me.
3) Stevens maynard jr 22 cal looks like a youth rifle also   looks very old.
4) Is a berreta shotgun Model A302 12 gauge, has gold trigger and safety, has engraving on receiver has chrome lined vent ribbed 28 inch 2 3/4 barrel it also has a rifle slug barrel chrome lined with it. Can you tell me if this is a super lusso or not. Thank you, Sorry for so many questions.

Answer
Hi,
1) Fox savage sideXside double barrel

Those were made from 1939 to 1988.
I need to city it was made in to determine the exact ID.
I also need to know single or double triggers?

2) I have no detailed info in this gun.
However, I did find a website on this company.
http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20belge/artisans%20identifies%20p/a%20pieper%20henr...

3)Stevens maynard jr
That is a #15 (unless its smoothbore then Model 15 1/2)
They were made 1902 to 1912.
These are collectable arms that have been rising in value.
Prices run $500 to $100 depending on condition.
$350 averge price in good condition.

4)A302
Theses were made 1982 to 1987.
They worth $500 to $225 depending on condition and if it fixed
or removable choke.