VINTAGE .32 S&W Bullets

[glitter]

Looking for info on some bullets have from an estate what age and how much a box should sell for
1st box is Green .32 S&W R167 with red wht logo of Kleanbore 88 GRS lead bullet Remington Arms co Bridgeport conn
2nd- Box Navy blue and yellow 50 Western Cartridges 32 S.&W. Center Fire Lubaloy Coated bullet K1317T Western cartridge company, East Alton, Ill USA Both boxes in good shape. Filled with bullets Western stamped on the bottom of the bullets along with .32 S&W
appreciate any info from a knowledgable person. I don't know anything about guns and ammo but I have looked around the net and seen some of the same boxes dating 1930-1960's.

 

[desi2358]

Really need some pics, this ammo won't bring much more than shooting value usually unless the boxes are really nice. Pics would help determine the actual age and potential value.

 

[smith17]

Regarding the Remington stuff, an R prefix generally indicates pre-war (WWII) ammo. Same with East Alton on the Western.
My observation is that 32 S&W ammo doesn't have near as much desirability as other pre-war ammo. Desi is probably correct is stating it is worth about what modern ammo brings. I doubt $25 a box plus shipping would have anyone breaking your door down to get it. My opinion only.
Ed