Use the pieces of wood to suspend the bucket with the metal ball in it below the table. - Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Four Disney dexterity ball puzzles : Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Donald Duck.(Note - You can pay in dollars or euro, by PayPal or bank transfer, or by $ check in the U.S.)

A dexterity game with "umping beans" -- weighted plastic capsules with ball bearings inside the make the capsule "jump" as you try to move them and get them into the holes. This is from the early to mid 1900s, manufactured by Doremus & Schoen & Co., New York.Photo of the box cover detail has been enhanced to show the illustration -- please check the other photos for a more accurate look at the condition.I ship internationally. All payments from outside the U.S.A. should be paid in euro t...

This is a prototype of my version of Nob's puzzle "Hole in one" with some improvements.First it is an Impossible type of puzzle as it is impossible to get the golf ball out of the jar. How did it get there? Warning: If you do not know the trick, do not try this at home as it can be a very dangerous process.The object of the puzzle is to put the golf ball back on the tee and put the botom of the tee in the hole in the "grass"You will need patience, a steady hand, and to find the trick to do it.Th...

This odd little dexterity puzzle has a hand-made look to it (in fact, the label on the back says, "Hand crafted in Greenwich by Leisure Dimensions" Copyright 1972. The label also shows the object of the puzzle. The wooden frame of the puzzle has a green stain on one edge and a couple of other small white marks on the sides, and is a bit soiled from handling.

Hardwood game for 1 to 4 players. It measures approximately 5 x 3 1/4 x 3/4 inches. Has sliding lid to reveal storage for plastic pieces. Manufactured by the Great American Trading Company, Deep River, CT. A sheet with instructions are included.

These three plastic puzzles (two are duplicates with different coloring) were from a series of 12 dexterity puzzles made by Pussy in Germany. One of the three has a picture of all 12 puzzles on the back of the puzzle, numbers 2501-2506 and 2224,26,27,29,30 and 2232. Judging by the gaps in the numbering, there may have been more. Anyway, this is only 2 of them (with 1 duplicate), numbers 2227 (2) "Point" and 2505 "Corner". Clear plastic on top is a bit scratched up, hard to see in the photo. The...

Nice flying saucer theme and illustration in this 1957 ball dexterity 3" x 5" puzzle. There are 5 red and 5 white balls, and 5 spaces ("seats") on the spaceship, with 5 spaces surrounding it. Instructions say you can play it as a two-player game, each player taking a different color and moving until all seats in the flying saucer are filled, then score based on color.I ship internationally. All payments from outside the U.S.A. should be paid in euro to the PayPal address shown in the invoice (if...

Four marbles that you have to roll into little indents in the wood, though other grooves in the base interfere with this effort (took me about 2 minutes); nothing too unique here, except that it's old. No name on it, just says "Made in Japan" on the back of the box. Estimate maybe around 1950 for the age. Top cover is plastic, not glass. Overall condition of the puzzle is very good.

Lot of x12 Vintage Cube Dexterity PuzzlesInteresting designs, each with their own objectives - Mostly moving little plastic parts around

1) POP-a-TRON - You wind the dial and push the slider from STOP to START. This allots you a limited amount of time to see how many metal balls you can shoot, pinball style, into any of the nine holes on the playing surface. Copyright 1990 by Milton Bradley Company. Measures approximately 4.75 x 3.75 x .75 inches.2) STARCADES, ROCKET TOWER - Wind the knob in the bottom of the base, then slide the switch on to make the target buckets revolve then try to shoot the balls into the moving buckets. Cop...

This is a batch of 24 assorted cube-shaped dexterity puzzles. Some duplicates, which I've grouped together in the photo. One cube is scratched up, the rest are in very good condition. One has glitter embedded in the plastic (came that way) to make it more appealing to people who don't like dexterity puzzles. Each cube is 1.5" in size.

This dexterity puzzle consists of two dice that you have to get into two square slots in the right orientation. Not too bad; took about 5 minutes to solve. Glass covered, generally good condition but the box has tears on two sides, presumably from the removal of tape. See pix. Made by R. Journet, London, England. Don't know what year, maybe 1950's?

Lot of x2 Vintage Dexterity GamesHole in the Head - Vintage with box - use the magnetic wand to drop metal balls into various holes for points!Shoot a Loop - reproduction of vintage game - Shoot the marbles into various holes for points!

Comes with original box - Works great! Look through the mirror to solve the dexterity puzzle inside - The balls move in strange ways while looking through the mirror! Not easy!

Roll all 3 balls through the maze into the middle.Shipping: USA = $5, International = $16.PayPal or Zelle.

Sealed, new - Eureka Message in a Bottle - Remove the paper scroll from the bottle

Rat Trap Puzzle, mid 1900s, Selchow & Righter Co., NY. What's unusual about this rat trap dexterity puzzle is that it was made by Selchow & Righter, the game company known for games from Parcheesi to Scrabble to Trivial Pursuit; I haven't seen any puzzles of this sort in their line.I ship internationally. All payments from outside the U.S.A. should be paid in euro to the PayPal address shown in the invoice (if your currency is not euro, it will be converted automatically). NOTE TO AMERIC...

Pennsylvania Dutch Company Bottle Puzzle - Remove the ball from the puzzle - An interesting dexterity challenge!

Very rare Binary Arts Chewdini - a little known release from Binary Arts - aimed towards kids - How can you remove the mouse from the block of cheese??