Tangrams-style puzzle with 9 wood pieces. Cute! Unfortunately, no instructions or puzzle images.The puzzle, in a slipcase tray packaging, is from the 1940s (if not earlier) or '50s and bears the logo of Marx Toys, as the company, Jaymar, was financed by Louis Marx.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 AMERICAN BUYERS only: Please pay...

10-piece puzzle in a heavy plastic hinged snap case. From 1950. Instructions give 4 puzzles: different ways to put the puzzle together so that the 3 different colors touch or do not touch one another. The presentation makes this one of the nicest of its kind I've seen.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 AMERICAN BUYERS only: Please...

This cardboard box contains a heavy wood put-together puzzle from the 1960s (could be '70s). 16 long, wavy strips of wood fit together to from a rectangular block 6" x 3" x 2". Half the pieces are red, half are white, and the puzzle is assembled so no sticks of the same color are next to one another and the ends look like a checkerboard. The puzzle is excellent, probably never used.I ship internationally. All payments from outside the U.S.A. should be paid in euro to the PayPal address shown in ...

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 world 5.25 $

This is a set of 60 logic puzzles created to support a somewhat generic "IQ SMART PUZZLE WHIZ" plastic puzzle. See pix. Based on the set of logic clues on each card, you position the donuts in the tray.

Open Window, design Tom Jolly, made by Tim and Carol Udall. Four pieces in a frame; take them out or put them in. Made of Sapele and Yellow Birch. Not a terribly hard puzzle, but has a satisfying solution. Harder to put together than take apart, so if you want it shipped disassembled, let me know.

The Tornado Puzzle - 4 pieces with an open-backed wooden frame; place the four pieces in the frame (two different ways) such that they are self-supporting when you pick the frame up. An interesting design. Made by the Pelikan shop, designed by Houlis, Dyskin, Kanel-Belov, Pasternak, and Estrin, exchange puzzle for IPP31. Weight is 3 ounces.

This was Marti Reis' exchange puzzle at IPP29...designed and crafted by Wayne Danielbuyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

Not actually sure what he called this one...it's not listed on his site anymore, and I don't appear to have an instruction sheet for it. "William Waite" is laser-engraved on the inside of the tray. One of his many, many laser-cut tray puzzles.

Kitchen Floor puzzle from William Waite, 1998. I don't appear to have an instruction sheet for it. "William Waite" is laser-engraved on the inside of the tray. One of his many, many laser-cut tray puzzles. You're supposed to make a symmetric design with the holes; there are some notes about this on William's website. Despite there being LOTS of solutions, it's pretty difficult to assemble. I was happy to assemble it without symmetric holes. Puzzle weighs under 3 ounces.

Also known as the One Piece Blockhead Puzzle. This two piece puzzle has a simple objective; put the white block in the lacewood box. Unfortunately, the main hidden mechanism in the box does not appear to reset correctly, so I've never been able to "unsolve" the puzzle. Perhaps you can. As it stands, the block easily drops into the box interior. Designed by Nightengale, made by Andy and Mary Manvell. On Feb. 10, 2013 13:25:24, the following description has been added:Based on the relatively high ...

These are two teeny puzzles (about 2" each) from William Waite. The object of both is to make a symmetric configuration with the pieces in the tray. TriangleQuorn appears to no longer be on his website. The MixTeaser 2 is now called Miniature MixTeaser 2, but it's still 2" wide. Neither is particularly difficult.

This nice tray packing puzzle is another quite tricky puzzle by Dick Hess.It was his exchange puzzle at IPP24.two challenges, nicely laser-cut by Walter Hoppe (I believe).I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

This is a 1987 prototype of an unusual three-dimensional puzzle and/or game in which blocks have to be assembled in such a way that the black areas continue from one block to the next. It comes with a photocopy of typed rules -- but they are in Italian only, so I do not know how the game/puzzle plays exactly; there are 4 pages of illustrations plus 6 Polaroid pictures of the blocks assembled in various ways; from these photos, it appears that there are design elements to the game.Bill's Game was...

Reminiscent of Padaung Rings, this nifty little pocket puzzle is a lot of fun to solve. With a level 14.4.2 it's tricky but not impossible...once you get the correct alignment and piece selection, it flows fairly quickly.Coming in at a diminuative 2.25" on the long axis, Zauberflote will nonetheless grab your attention on the puzzle shelf thanks to the acrylic catching the light. A fun puzzle.45 copies made, each signed.

This puzzle is a nice variant of the edge (un-)matching puzzle, Rob Hegge's exchangepuzzle at IPP29. Don't look too closely at the picture, unless you want the solution!nicely laser-cut by Walter Hoppe.I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

This is another nice tray puzzle by William Waite... Double-sided tray for two challengesI'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

A challenging tray puzzle by Oskar van DeventerI'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

Emerald Isle, exchange puzzle from IPP29, from Jim Kerley. I'm not certain who designed it; the instructions say "Jame K's Emerald Isle". So you take the one piece which has holes in it and peg it in a certain place on the map, then try to get the rest of the pieces in around it. The sheet that comes with it has 60 different starting configurations listed, most with multiple solutions, some with only 1 solution. Weight is 6 ounces.

Three elaborate pieces fit together to form the geometric figure shown. But it's not easy! This 1974 puzzle from Reiss Games is a challenge.(Note - You can pay in dollars or euro, by PayPal or bank transfer, or by $ check in the U.S.)