Len,
Being a long way from the USA I can't help you much, but, if you 'Google' Stevens 441/2 and look at any acution site that comes up, you should get an idea of what specimens in comparable condition are selling for. Try and check out if yours is a scarce variant or in a none standard calibre, You could also use the same method to see if there is a Stevens Collectors Association. There is one for Sharps Collectors.

First rule of selling, Do some research first, you don't want to get cheated. 
Second rule, A dealer will always offer you less that he expects to sell it for. Why should he profit when you could?
Third rule. Don't accept the first offer, unless you have a 'live one'.

I don't suppose your willing to hang onto them until I've won the National Lottery, I've been doing it for years, it must be my turn to win soon. Nah! I didn't think so. 

Good luck.

Harry

Thanks for the replies. I don't know of Gary Quinlan but wouldn't mind talking with him. I'm considering selling but not yet completely sold on the idea. One of the rifles is chambered in .25-21 and the other is .25-25 the serial number range for both is 1270X. 
Thanks,
Len

Drop me an email and I'll give you the name and phone number of a advanced Stevens collector who can help you.
marlinguy@juno.com