Edward VIII. Typed Letter signed to Harold Nicolson, 1953; and another, ALs from Wallis Simpson (2 pieces).

Edward VIII (as Duke of Windsor) Typed Letter signed to Harold [Nicolson], 1p., sm. folio, Waldorf Astoria Towers, New York, 7th April 1953, on an article he has written about Elizabeth II's Coronation, "... I hope [it] may be judged of interest, and different to the others published in connection with my niece's coronation", thanking him for reading the article, "you only modified the questionable passages", and on the death of his mother, Queen Mary, "Thank God my poor mother was saved further suffering when she was... . The funeral ceremonies both in London and Windsor were... simple and dignified..."; and an ALs from Wallis Simpson as Duchess of Windsor to Harold Nicolson, n.d., inviting him to Paris, "... what pleasure it would give the Duke and myself to see you", and publicity, "Hasn't the press been giving us an 'out of the frying pan in to the fire' existence falsely", folds (2 pieces).