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The next round of free gifts is coming up this Saturday morning. I try to include things that will appeal to a lot of different people with different interests. There is an interactive map that details all the different places in the world where these treasures are traveling. Will yours be next? #1. Children's stories from Dickens TINY TIM and other stories. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons and based on my research, it was published in 1914 or 1915 (date is not in book). It has several color illustrations, which was expensive at that time. #2. Hand Carved Rugged Man. I acquired this from the estate of a man that collected "all things hand-carved". He had many well-known artists, but this one stood out to me. He stands about 11.75" tall! #3. Guitar strings & picks. I got the picks for craft projects that never got done. The strings came from an estate. #4. Horse Themed Wind Chimes. They feel like pewter. #5. FENTON Art Glass 4.5" Bows and Swags bell. Green opalescent. #6. Two MICKEY MOUSE French magazines. 1960 & 1961. These are big! About 9" x 12" #7. Russ Troll. No need to elaborate on this one. He stands about 4.5" high without the hair. #8. '70 'Cuda. (2002 Muscle Machines) Iconic American muscle car produced by Chrysler from 1964 to 1974. Renowned for its aggressive styling and powerful engines—especially the 1970–1971 models—it featured legendary options like the 426 HEMI. #9. 3 Vintage Brooches, All Rose Themed #10. Elvis stamp framed. It's about 2.5" x 3" COME ON IN AND CAST YOUR VOTE...get your name included on the wheel of gifts! https://www.skool.com/ricochet-4274