Wee Forest Folk® and R. A. Georgetti & Co. have decided to jointly contribute to the restoration of the "Charles W. Morgan" by presenting these special Scrimshaw pieces. The "Charles W. Morgan", built in 1841 is the only wooden whaling ship still in existence today. It was a visit to this ship at Mystic Seaport® in Connecticut that inspired Willy to create the original Wee Sea Folk® series. These pieces are sold exclusively through:

  R.A. Georgetti & Co.
  Olde Mistick Village 7-A
  27 Coogan Boulevard
  Mystic, CT 06355-1920
  toll free: 800-243-3176
  www.georgetti.com
  gifts@georgetti.com

$10.00 FROM THE SALE OF EACH FIGURINE WILL BE PAID TO MYSTIC SEAPORT
IN SUPPORT OF THE CHARLES W. MORGAN RESTORATION.

Mystic Seaport ® is a registered trademark of Mystic Seaport Museum, Inc.

Justus Sampson*
1st Mate

Ichabod Paddoc
Greenhand

$50.00 FROM THE SALE OF EACH PEAPOD WILL BE PAID TO MYSTIC SEAPORT
IN SUPPORT OF THE CHARLES W. MORGAN RESTORATION.

Mystic Seaport ® is a registered trademark of Mystic Seaport Museum, Inc.

The exclusive pieces below have been sculpted to benefit these two historic houses in Concord, MA:

Orchard House, the home of the Alcott family, is also the home of Scrabble. This small attic mouse is mentioned in Louisa May Alcott's book, "Little Women."

      Alcott's Orchard House
      Lexington Rd.
      P.O. Box 343
      Concord, MA 01742
      978-369-4118
      www.louisamayalcott.org

The Old Manse is the home of many famous Concordians including Emerson, Hawthorne and Ripley. The American Revolution began near this house at the Old North Bridge in 1775.

      The Old Manse
      269 Monument St.
      P.O. Box 572
      Concord, MA 01742
      978-369-3909
      www.concord.org/town/manse/old_manse.htm