Like William Hu's "Simultaneous Maze" puzzle , Tamás had made a sequel using two mazes and one pin. Vanyó's design uses an identical top and bottom plate to confuse and trick the solver.An excellent addition to your collection, and a must have to compliment the Simultaneous design.The cage connectors are shouldered and reinforced by lateral connectors. The sliding internal pin has a pair of magnets which keep the slider centered once the puzzle is solved, a nice detail which keeps the puzzle f...

Elena's Burr by Aleksandr Leontev and made by Eric Fuller. Somehow, I accidentally bought two of these, so this is the spare. My starting price is a bit less than Eric was selling it for ($49). It's a very nice puzzle, but I don't need two of them. Weight is 10 oz with packaging, so shipping outside the US is $22.50, less for Canada.

The Goal of the puzzle is to remove the ring.The solution is connected with the design appearance so its a nice hint to find slowly what to do. This puzzle Won the 1st prize in the International Puzzle Competition 2011 IPP31 in Berlin

No Holds Barred, Laszlo and Menold. This is another puzzle where I somehow ordered it twice without realizing I already had a copy. So, here it is. This is a tricky assembly puzzle; I'm a little embarrassed by how long it took to get the pieces in the box; there's a diagonal-cut half cube interfering with the assembly at the entrance. It was quite fun to solve. Weight is 11oz with packing, and shipping outside the US would be $22.50 (less for Canada). Yes, our postal service is extortionate.

Phred's Phenomenon, by Fred Armintage, made by Bernhard Schweitzer. It's advertised as a 4x4x4 hollow cube, but in fact it has a solid 2x2x2 cube in the center! If you like, you can assemble it hollow, or not. Weight is 14oz with packing, and shipping outside the US would be $22.50 (less for Canada). Yes, our postal service is extortionate.

A wooden 15 puzzle. This has been heavily abused and gouged by some idiot with a pencil, wood-burned, and partly sanded. Worst condition of any puzzle I've ever seen. On the other hand, it's also a fairly unique "15" puzzle with Japanese marquetry. And it's all there. You can have this poor, beat-up puzzle for a buck, if you need to temporarily fill a hole in your collection. I'm not sure where I got this from. This will be mailed in a bubble-mailer, with packaging that's 2 oz. I will not ship o...

Parcel Post packing puzzle, Constantin. Laser cut. Sadly, the tray design is so loose that it allows for false solutions (like the one in my photo). I always thought, "hey, what's the big deal. This one wasn't so hard." Turns out I was wrong. Weighs 7 oz with packaging. Shipping outside the US is $13.50, a bit less for Canada.

#49 of 100This is a hefty aluminum puzzle with a very special lock. No force, no banging, no centrifugal moves. The object is to retrieve several items inside the puzzle, undo the lock, and then return everything to its original state. Very interesting mechanical design.The reason why this puzzle was titled "Pleasure and Pain" was because, in its original configuration, it was possible to get completely stuck. Solution included. Emergency key to get unstuck (which I purchased from Strijbos ...

One panel of this lock is tight.From Puzzlemaster.ca original description:Made from solid metal, this Trick Lock is more complex than it appears, and unlike regular locks, a key is not the only answer. The hidden mechanism is deceiving and requires a more careful inspection to unlock it. These locks are hand made, there are slight variations in each lock. These are replicas of ancient Indian locks. They are made to look old but are brand new.

The object is to separate the 2 pieces of the cross. Puzzlers experienced with the classical version will find that Strijbos has added an extra element that makes this more difficult. Also, it is produced with very high quality in metal, as collectors of Strijbos' creations are used to.From William Strijbos' original description:I first came up with this idea in early September (2015), actually pretty late In early September! (A company in Switzerland wanted to use my First Cross puzzle as a v...

The object is to remove the heart shape from the box. It's not a puzzle box in the traditional sense, but more akin to the Haselgrove box. The internal shapes must be shifted around correctly to release the heart.When I first got this box, it got stuck inside because the fit was too tight. Brian Pletcher graciously took the puzzle apart, sanded it down so that it worked, and glued it back together. Thanks Brian! The result of all this disassembly and reassembly is that there is a noticeable...

Two pairs of identical pieces in a cage, level 10,3,2, by the great Bram Cohen.

12 pieces, divided into 2 groups of 6, form 2 simultaneous 3x3x3 burrs that must both fit into the frame. In original packaging with instructions. IPP-27 exchange puzzle from Takeyuki Endo. A little Renaissance Wax polish has enhanced the look and feel of the five woods.

The Binary Burr is a classic Bill Cutler design. It was awarded a First Prize at the 2003 IPP Puzzle Design Competition.Eric's comments at time of production:- "Construction of this puzzle was tricky. The humidity in my workshop was fluctuating wildly, so I opened up the tolerances more than I usually do to make sure the final product wouldn't bind up or get stuck. The good news is that I was successful there - this puzzle should work in all humidity conditions. The bad news is that the ...

Roman One Interlocking Wood Burr by Stephan Baumegger. A fun puzzle requiring many moves for disassembly. Buyer to pay shipping and Paypal or Western Union fees. Thank you. On Jun. 08, 2016 13:47:07, the following description has been added:The designer, Stephan Baumegger, just messaged me to say: "the woods I have used are: Tigerwood, Zebrano and Palisander. Palisander is very expensive, costs €17.000,- /m³ Would be good to give this info. Best, Stephan"Thank you that information!

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...

Robert & Norman's Exchange Puzzle from IPP22 Antwerp.I'm selling these as they are duplicates in my collection following a purchase of the complete set of IPP22 exchange puzzles.The shakers were made from Walnut and Red Oak by Perry McDaniel. The puzzles come complete with solution sheets and storage bags. Some of the text on the black (pepper) bag is a little worn though is still legible. These puzzles were made in a limited edition of 250 and includes Pepper Shaker #70 and Salt Shaker #67....

Octahedron Puzzle Design by George Bell made by Tom Lensch.Four pieces form an octahedron.I am selling this puzzle as it is a duplicate in my collection. I have the second because I forgot I already owned the first copy and bought another. Not sure if this was down tp increasing age. Or alcohol. Or both.Shipping will be from the UK and will be charged at cost - happy to deliver by hand to either Camden, MPP or IPP Puzzle Parties.

a complicated two piece puzzleI will combine shipping costShipping cost < 500 gramm is 6.20 Euro

I will combine shipping costShipping cost < 500 gramm is 6.20 Euro