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DON'T MISS - Once in a Lifetime to own all 7 Pieces! Celebrate the holiday season with this rare Byers Choice Caroler - Charles Dicken's "A Christmas Carol" Set. This unique collection features Ebeneezer Scrooge, Bob Cratchit & Tiny Tim (1992), Mrs. Cratchit, Marley's Ghost, The Spirit of Christmas Past, The Spirit of Christmas Present and The Spirit of Christmas Future (1989 - 1st Edition), all meticulously crafted to add a festive touch to your holiday decor. The figures range from 1989-2003, bringing a bit of nostalgic charm to your home. Perfect for collectors or anyone who loves the holiday spirit or Charles Dickens, this set is sure to be a cherished addition to your collection. Ebeneezer Scrooge (2002) - Holding a Candle - A relentless capitalist, Scrooge has forgotten the meaning of Christmas. A visitation from his deceased partner begins a chain of events that reacquaints him with the true significance of the season. Bob Cratchit & Tiny Tim (1992) - Bob Cratchit, Scrooge's underpaid, under-appreciated clerk, works long and hard in Scrooge's counting house to provide even a meager living for the family he so loves, and he does his best to care for crippled Tiny Tim, his son. The sight of Bob's love for his family helps stir Scrooge from his miserly ways and teach him the true meaning of Christmas. Mrs Cratchit (2003) - Known for her plum pudding, Mrs. Cratchit refuses to give any credit to Scrooge for the miserly generosity that he has shown her husband. Marley's Ghost (2002) - Appearing in Scrooge's bedroom in the clattering, ghostly chain, it is Marley's ghost that heralds the arrival of the three Spirits of Christmas and warns Scrooge to take heed of their message, lest he, too, be doomed to walk the earth while he wears the chain he forged in life by his years of greed and anger. Spirit of Christmas Past (2002) - The first of the three Christmas spirits to haunt Scrooge, the ageless, silver-clad Ghost of Christmas Past shares with Scrooge visions of his own past of his days as a schoolboy, an apprentice, and of the woman Scrooge wished to marry. All visions which shown how Scrooge became the man he was and came to despise Christmas and all it meant. Spirit of Christmas Present (2003) - Come in and know me better man - shouts the Spirit of Christmas Present to welcome Scrooge into his holiday festivities. The second of the ghosts to visit Scrooge, the jolly giant bears a cornucopia overflowing with plenty and a cup from which he sprinkles the warmth of the Christmas spirit on all those he and Scrooge visit. Spirit of Christmas Future (1989 - 1st Edition) - The Spirit of Christmas Future is a terrifying and enigmatic figure. Dickens deliberately shrouds it in mystery, leaving its description vague and open to interpretation.