Berhhard Schweitzer's Stick Cube, 1995, Cube made of 8 smaller cubes, with pegs and holes in each piece. Not sure whether this is made with cherry or oak. Weighs 7 ounces. Very nice condition.

Superstar, design by Vaclav Obsivac..Weighs 6 ounces. Not sure of the wood type, and I don't think I've ever had this one apart, so I don't know really whether it's easy or difficult to get apart - I'm still reluctant to mess with it due to the fragile sharp corners. There are a couple of very small dings/chips in these sharp corners and edges - fairly minor.

This is another puzzle that I don't know where or when I bought it; I thought it was a Bits and Pieces puzzle, but I can't find the original box or instructions. It's about 6 inches tall and weighs 10 ounces. There's one key piece and the rest are all notched.

Watermill Bank - made in Japan; don't know the company, since I can't read Japanese. I've never been able to get the key-piece out ( a beam that goes along the top of the roof). Includes original box and instructions. Essentially a kumiki puzzle. Fairly large; the base is 5 x 5.5".

This was a puzzle that Protomold, a molding company, was giving away a while ago to promote their molding capabilities. Each of the 9 pieces is a different color and made out of a different type of plastic:green - HDPEwhite - polypropylenepurple - ABSyellow - polycarbonate/ABS blendorange - acetalred - PBTblack - glass-filled nylonblue - nylonIncludes mesh bag and booklet explaining properties of each plastic.

This is a symmetrical puzzle made of 8 triangles and 12 sticks.

This is a complex of 27 smaller cubes that are connected with elastic cord through the center of the cubes.

This is two small keychain puzzles. Used but in excellent condition.

Jason's Cube, designed by Eric Fuller and Jason Hanning, made by Eric Fuller from Maple and Walnut. There were 12 copies made. Weight 11 ounces. Excellent condition.

Mochalov Number 12 cube. (twelve pieces) Design Leonard Mochalov, made by either Pelikan or Puzzlewood (I would like to see the wood craftsmen listed on Bernhard's site, someday). Excelllent condition.Weighs 10 ounces.

Oskar's Two Piece Packing puzzle. Design Oskar van Deventer, made by Pelikan or Puzzlewood from either walnut or robinia. Excellent condition; takes 9 move to put the two pieces together, which then fit in the box. The box doesn't really contribute any complexity to the puzzle; it merely holds it and adds solidity to it. Weighs about 6 or 7 ounces.

Bits and Pieces, "David's Flower", 6 interlocking pieces, with instructions and box. Good condition.

Unknown puzzle. I think I might have got this from Bits and Pieces years ago, but can't find the box or instructions. Fit is fair. Despite the appearance, this is a notched burr with 12 square sticks, and fairly easy to take apart.

This is a 6-piece level 8 burr. All 6 pieces are identical, and they (obviously) fit together to make the object in the picture. This is very small (about 1.5") and laser cut by Walter Hoppe. It weighs about 1/2 ounce. There have only been 2 of this puzzle made (prototype for a slightly nastier puzzle). Fairly difficult to assemble (I had to refer to the instructions myself) once taken apart.<br>This is technically a "board burr" since all the pieces are flat with no projections. The 6 boa...

This is a another 6-piece burr, but only level 4 (Flange 99 is a level 8). All 6 pieces are identical, and they fit together to make the object in the picture. This is very small (about 1.25") and laser cut by Walter Hoppe. It weighs about 1/2 ounce. There have only been 2 of this puzzle made (prototype for a modified version of this puzzle). Extremely difficult to assemble once taken apart - you've been warned. I will NOT reassemble it for you if you take it apart.<br>This is technically ...

This is a another 6-piece board burr, but only level 4 (Flange 99 is a level 8). All 6 pieces are identical, and they fit together to make the object in the picture. This is very small (about 1.25") and laser cut by Walter Hoppe. It weighs about 1/2 ounce. There have only been 2 of this puzzle made (this is a prototype for a modified version of this puzzle). This is by far the easiest of the 3 "Flange" puzzles to assemble. The 6 boards are 3/8" thick.

Six identical pieces, 3 different woods. Not terribly difficult, but not as easy as you'd think. Made by Bernhard Schweitzer in Germany. Exchange puzzle at IPP.

This is a "give-away" puzzle from an injection-molding plastics company called Protomold. Each piece is made from a different kind of plastic, with the type of plastic labelled on the side of each piece (like PC/ABS for polycarbonate/acrylonitrile butadienge styrene blend, etc). Neat gimmick! You won't find these very often, anywhere (although it is only a couple of years old). Comes with a little bag and instructions from Protomold. Like new.

This copy of the excellent pieces of eight is one of a kind. I had a lot of different wood pieces left over from the run I made several years ago, but not enough for a solid patterend copy. So, I glued together about 10 different species randomly. Result is a puzzle full of color! <P> From the website: RELEASED: 7.24.2007 PRODUCED: 30 Copies DESIGNER: Stewart Coffin CRAFTSMAN: Eric Fuller MATERIAL: Cherry Box, Various Hardwoods ...

My personal copy from this run. Excellent condition, excellent fit. Need to make room on the puzzle shelves :) From the website: RELEASED: 7.24.2007 PRODUCED: 20 Copies DESIGNER: Ronald Kint Bruynseels CRAFTSMAN: Eric Fuller MATERIAL: Gum and Rosewood / English Brown Oak COMMENTS: Ronald and I were chatting back and forth by email a few years ago and came up with the name of this puzzle together. I always liked the design, and always meant to pr...