Pin-Hole (STC 20)designed and crafted by Stewart Coffincondition: great, with beautifully aged wooddesign info: #20 in Stewart Coffin's puzzle compendium called AP-ARTdescription: Seven pieces assemble serially into a burr-like shape

Stewart Coffin's Diagonal Cube #58. This has been a fun one to make, though it's fairly labor intensive. As with most of Stewart's creations, it assembles in two halves. Each side is then truncated to produce a cubic form. Mixing up the pieces and walking away for a while provides an adequate challenge for assembly. The sliding diagonal axis of assembly makes the solution even more unexpected.Made In: Madagascan Rosewood and Gaboon EbonyMade from 1 inch wood stock. Finished in tung oil and wax....

Zeus designed by Osanori Yamamoto and made by Pelikan from Mahogany, Purpleheart & Maple. Ships assembled

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!Snake Charmer, out of all tics designed by Girish, is possibly the tic which comes the closest to the feel of Andrew Crowell's style. So it's a good choice for anyone who favors Andrew's work when branching out to trying one of Girish's numerous quality tic designs: https://woodwondersonline.com/products/snake-charmerLong story short, I'm selling several dozen Turning Interlocking Cubes ...

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!Packtics are among the hardest of all Crowell tics because their difficulty doesn't lie within assembling the cube, but rather deducing what the final arrangement will be. Knowing how all of the pieces are meant to end up as is no easy feat for the tics from this series, and #5 is a premier example of this series: https://woodwondersonline.com/products/packtic-5Long story short, I'm sell...

Only from the devious mind of the great Finnish puzzle designer Vesa Timonen:  a four-piece burr in which EACH PIECE IS CONSTRUCTED IN TWO LEVELS!  The result is a LEVEL-14 BURR with a UNIQUE SOLUTION.  The late great perennial puzzle exchange participant Matti Linkola used "VESA's Four" as his exchange puzzle at IPP23 held in Chicago in 2003.The puzzle comes as it was received at IPP23 in 2003 in Chicago with its original instruction card.  I will include a copy of the solution to "VESA's F...

"Burred Box" was long-time Dutch IPP attendee Nanco Bordewijk's exchange puzzle at IPP20, held in Los Angeles in 2000.  The birch pieces were precision laser cut by prolific puzzle producer Sjaak Griffioen.  The object of the puzzles is to assemble the six pieces into the box-like burr structure shown in the first photo.  The puzzle is as it was received at IPP20 in 2000 in Los Angeles.  I will provide a copy of the solution to "Burred Box" from the IPP20 souvenir booklet.  I will ship wi...

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!Cerberus is not a tic, but it doesn't keep it from being tricky to take apart with the number of dead ends involved in this puzzle: https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/cerberus/Long story short, I'm selling several dozen Turning Interlocking Cubes on behalf of a collector. Due to health complications, they don't have the spare time or energy to manually sell any puzzles directly. So...

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!Uroborus is not too hard of a tic to assemble, but that's only given the assumption where the final assembly is known. Without that knowledge, it becomes tricky to figure out how the pieces should end up as: https://woodwondersonline.com/products/uroborusLong story short, I'm selling several dozen Turning Interlocking Cubes on behalf of a collector. Due to health complications, they do...

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!Clutch 1 was the first tic to make me admit that 3 piece tics could be hard, when I was used to them being easy! It also defined Girish's design style to me for the first time as that of being tricky, unorthogonal rotations. Andrew Crowell has a clear design style where every rotation involves a piece rotating exactly 45 or 90 degrees. But Girish delights in designing rotations that don'...

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!ThreeTIC is, as the name is very clear about, a three piece tic! Or so I hear from rumors about this puzzle? Either way, it has some large pieces which makes certain rotations tricky to find: https://woodwondersonline.com/products/threeticLong story short, I'm selling several dozen Turning Interlocking Cubes on behalf of a collector. Due to health complications, they don't have the s...

Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!TriadTIC is yet another 3 piece tic with a "three" in its name to the surprise of everyone! It's deceptively close to feeling like it's an Interlocking Cube, but I promise there are still important rotations involved in the solve. Slightly on the easier side, but not a trivial solve at all.Long story short, I'm selling several dozen Turning Interlocking Cubes on behalf of a collector. ...

Caching Zzzz was an exchange puzzle from Stefan Garcia for IPP 41. There are two packing challenges, both are tricky!Shipping cost calculated at auction end.

Thinking outside the box is an IPP exchange puzzle from Henry Strout which is part of his series of train exchange puzzles. One piece extends from the box to start, and your goal is to pack them all inside.Shipping cost to be calculated at auction end.

File Box No.1 Is a take-apart puzzle from Yavuz Demirhan. It is incredibly well made and really enjoyable to handle and solve. The pieces are quite solid and the solution tricky. The goal is to remove the 3 pieces and put them back in.Shipping cost to be calculated at auction end

The puzzle is to build the 12 pointed star from the six identical pieces.A patent was approved for this puzzle in St. Louis, Missouri, USA to inventor George R. Ford. Patent No 779121 on 3rd January 1905. However there is some evidence that a very similar puzzle had been documented as early as 1875.George R. Ford claimed:  “I claim as my invention – A puzzle consisting of a plurality of blocks 70 all of which are identical in form and shape, each of said blocks being provided with pairs of...

Twelve Piece Altekrusedesigned by William Altekrusecrafted by John Devostcondition: works and looks greatinfo: it's the classic 12-piece version of the Altekruse design that was patented in the 1890s

Cuckoo Nest (STC 21)designed and crafted by Stewart Coffinproduction: original Coffin puzzle from 1980condition: great, no flawsmaterials: Birchdesign info: #21 in Stewart Coffin's puzzle compendium called AP-ARTpuzzle page: https://www.puzzleworld.org/PuzzleWorld/puz/cuckoo_nest.htmdescription: Seven pieces form a small nest-shaped structure

Four-Legged Stand (STC 81B-1)designed and crafted by Stewart Coffinproduction: original Coffin puzzle from 1980condition: great, no flawsmaterials: Birchpuzzle page: https://www.puzzleworld.org/PuzzleWorld/puz/four_legged_stand.htm

This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by René Dawir for the International Puzzle Party 34 held in London, England 2014. Goal: Disassemble. Reassemble with the yellow pieces outside. Packaging: Cardboard boxPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands.   Netherlands: from 0 - 2 kg, approx $ 12.00   Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg, approx $ 23.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and Greenland), Germany, France, (incl. Corsica and Monaco), Italy (excl. S...