Antique .32 Rimfire Short Cartridges (UMC Headstamp, Set of 6)

Set of six antique .32 Rimfire Short cartridges, manufactured by UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge Company). These cartridges feature solid copper cases and lubricated lead bullets, typical of late 19th to early 20th century rimfire ammunition. Commonly used in Remington No.4 rolling block rifles, Stevens pocket rifles, early Winchester variants, and various pocket revolvers, these rounds represent the classic North American rimfire era.

All cartridges are in good collectible condition with natural patina on the copper cases and age-appropriate oxidation on the lead projectiles. Early UMC-marked rimfire ammunition is increasingly scarce and highly desirable for collectors, historical displays, or research collections.

These are antique cartridges and are offered strictly for collecting purposes. If you intend to fire them, please consult a qualified gunsmith beforehand to ensure safety.