What I've got here are two pumps and a SxS. I'm no hand at grading so will describe them as best I can.

The first is a Remington 870 Wingmaster 20 gauge standard frame, 28" plain, modified choke with 2 3/4" chamber. This one is in really nice condition, though it does have some flaws. The receiver has light freckling and the butt stock has several small dents. The worst is the finish damage from when the Pachmayr Decelerator pad was installed. $210

2nd is a Marlin 120 Magnum. !2 gauge 3" with a 30" vent rib full choke barrel. There are small dimples on the upper edge of the receiver, apparently from being struck against something or dropped (no, I don't believe it is from France). The stock has the usual handling marks, small dents and scratches and a crack at the wrist and a small chip at the toe. The blue has several thin spots and light scratches. $180.
When I bought this I had intended on doing a duo-tone blue and restock with burl walnut. I still have the two piece blank set and would include it for an additional $225
If I don't sell the 120 I will be keeping the blank set.

Last is a Universal Doublewing side by side 12 gauge, made by Zabala of Spain. Barrels are 28" 2 3/4" chambers, choked Modified and full. This is a box lock action with twin under lug lock-up with a third bite. The action is tight on face and the lever locks up just to the right of center. Now for the bad news. The stock appears to have a poorly done refinish, the surface has a slight wavy look and what looks like a varnish finish applied. The blue on the barrels has a mottled, splotchy appearance ( don't know what to make of it, no wear pattern just overall splotchy blue and grey). When I acquired this the right cocking lever was slow so I made a temporary repair by soldering a small piece of shim stock into the forend iron and then shaped it to bring the timing back in. $225

I'm located in East central Kansas.

Forgot to mention, I have images I can e-mail to those interested.