This is a letter from the duke of earl, written to an individual one day prior to him renouncing his throne to his brother.  It is in good condition.  Curious on what it would be worth.

Given to my grandparents in 1932. #5 of 25 signed and numbered copies. Published by The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Copyright 1932. Leather Bound.

 #4 of 100 signed and numbered copies. Given to my Grandparents as a twentyfith wedding anniversary present from Mabel Clores of the Caxton Printers. Printed by The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Leather bound. Signed on Sept 27, 1944

Thirteen inches tall and very heavy bronze over plaster bust.  We can't read the signature.  Not sure of age but definitely old. 

the keys stick, but it makes noise.  most of the buttons are gone out of it.  i was told it was old enough that the gemstones might be real, and the ivory as well. 

its mounted like a piece of a chain, but it says one dollar, uinted states of america