A soma cube with a hole drilled through it. The nut and bolt hold the puzzle together. Some blooming on the wood. I believe this is designed by Jean Claude Constantine

Cube II, 8 pieces, put-together. Vaclav Obsivac designer, from Vin & Co. Excellent condition.

The FenceThis puzzle was invented by Jean Claude Constantin, and I believe is a reproduction by Bits And Pieces. The object is to take apart and recreate the fence. It is made from various types of wood and is in like new condition. The puzzle includes it's solution sheet.Shipping will be calculated at the end of the auction. Please add 3.5% for PayPal payment. This item is being sold by Peter Wiltshire, if you have any questions just send me an email. Thanks!

"Tip out the contents of the box. Now re-arrange the ten pieces to form a perfect cube again" Trench Enterprises - rated Awkward The ten pieces are non cubic and it is really quick tricky.

"Tip out the contents of the box. Now re-arrange the ten pieces to form a perfect cube again" Trench Enterprises - rated Awkward The ten pieces are non cubic and it is really quick tricky. This copy is not in solution form. All 10 pieces are present.

IPP16 exchange puzzle from Laurie Brokenshire. Designed and made by Kevin Holmes "The puzzle comprises a 'kit' of ten wooden shapes, each made from a prism 1/2 cube of mahogany and a square 1/2 cbe of sycamore. These 1/2 cubes are joined together to create a mathematically complete set of ten, different whole cube columes. 1. Select the different sets of eight shapes and assmble then into 2x2x2 cubes, then 4x2x1 cuboids and then 3x3x1 cuboids with a cubic space in their centre or at ...

IPP16 exchange from Dario Uri Put the 16 pieces inside the cube in way that the cover is closed perfectly!

1st prototype of Kevin's 'snake cube' K9CK This is different to the more common snake cube and more difficult.

3d jigsaw - surprisingly difficult 7 pieces have to be assembled in the correct sequence.

IPP19 exchange puzzle from Peter Hajek "The Chess Cubes were dsigned by a group of students at the Faculty of Engineering in Presov, Slovakia. Their former teacher Professor Hoffman(honestly) tried to produce the puzzle commercially at Tesla Stropkov in 1991, after the 'velvet revolution'. Not many Cubes were sold, and the remains of the first and only batch were put in storage. It was almost forgotten when Ifound it and had it packaged for this party. For many collectors, everyday objects m...

IPP16 exchange puzzle from Juha Levonen. "Make a 2x2x2 cube so that every stick goes through two small cubes."

I bought these new about 35 years ago (god I feel old). This is the "Frustrating" red one and the "Incredibly Hard" white one (which happens to be blue). The blue one shown here has a piece-set which matches the white "Incredibly Hard"" one shown on Ishino Keichiro's website. The blue pieces are stamped; "Made in Hong Kong, copyright 1969 by L.I.I." The red ones are not stamped. The blue one has 6 pieces.The red has 5 pieces. Piece-sets are located at http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~rh5k-isn/Puzzle...

Not Quite, remove pieces and make a square. On the back it says, 1971, Sculpt-toys by Henry Adams, toyer (is that a word?) for Lawrence Toys. Weighs 5 ounces.

This is a Bits and Pieces copy of what I believe is a Constantin puzzle, in original box from B&P plus instructions. Fits together pretty loosely. Weighs 12 ounces.

These are two Magnif puzzles in original boxes. The Illusions box is in pretty good shape, but the Third Dimension 1 box is creased on the side and the flap is worn. Both puzzles are complete, but have loose pieces inside (no inserts to hold anything in place), and neither came with instructions (you had to send in for the solution sheet).

I'm assuming these were all made by the same manufacturer due to the layout of the boxes, which is nearly identical on all sides. One of the 3 boxes has a sticker on the back of the box (the Cube) for Paladone Products LTD., but I doubt they were the manufacturer. Boxes are good, but not great, with some creases, one has a price tag, and tape holding flaps shut.<br>The Star Puzzle is your standard with 6 pieces and a key piece. It has no instructions.<br>The Cube Puzzle is a 3D jigsa...

Nine pieces make a 3x3 jigsaw. It's actually pretty difficult, but essentially the same as any of many 9-piece "match the edges" grid puzzles. The pieces are bright red, thick stock with intersecting puzzle-tangs in the shape of hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs. This is in very good shape, with a couple of small corner-dings on a couple of the pieces. Box is in nice shape.<br>Copyright 1987, The American Puzzle Factory, manufactured under license in the UK by the Missing Link Trading Co....

The goal of this puzzle game is to position the riders so that it looks like each of them is riding a horse.Shipping cost isstandard letter < 20 g europe 1.05 $ world 2.55 $ < 50 g europe 1.90 $ world 3.30 $ I do not know how much it weighs.I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle.You have to pay the paypal fees.

All the 25 circle pieces has to put back in the circle tray. The circle pieces has different sizes and the puzzle is very very difficult to solve. There are three solutions. I can send you the images of the solutions if you would like. Shipping cost is < 500g europe 4.50 $ world 9 $ I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle. You have to pay the paypal fees.

Der Verflixte Pyramide, design by T. Sillke, made by Kubi Games. Ten identical plastic pieces that make a pyramid. Bought this from Wolfgang Schneider at Essen one year. Came in a zip-lock with the label, as shown.