Help with identifying a Kamaka

I was telling a friend about how I just started learning to play a ukulele and she said that she uses her Grandmothers as a decoration (in Fargo, ND). Apparently, her Grandma used to live in Hawaii and she has fond memories of her playing it for her... it's not for sale

When I asked her about any markings on it, she said it's got two K's on it and I said "KAMAKA!" Explained how it's really good and asked her to send a pic...

Told her about proper humidification and recommended NOT using it as decoration.

Can anyone tell me more about this ukulele by looking at the photo?
Thanks!

I'd say Mid 50's...for sure...picture too dark....worth probally in that condition..375- 450 tops