Enigma, designed by Gonsalves, made by Pelikan. Bought in 2009. Weighs 7.5 oz before packing.

Irene Alternative, designed by Ken Irvine, made by Pelikan.

Fortune-Telling Pencil - Fumio Tsubarai, Karakuri Club. The sliding cover on this puzzle box is not a tight fit, and the ribbon that was glued around the circumference is buckled in one spot. Not the usual quality one expects from the Karakuri Club. Number TU-28 in their numbering system.

3D Tessit-Hex, designed by Joseph Tamir, abt 1993. Get the pieces in the tray. A little tricky, but not terribly difficult.

Granny's Tea - "Granny's Hammer" by Kelly Snake, with original instructions. Labeled #10.

All Tetra Stick - Osanori Yamamoto, Pelikan. Lovely, well made puzzle.

XMatrix Cubus 3D marble maze. An interesting variation on the metal ball-in-a-cubic maze. Plastic.

A-Pack designed by Terry Smart, made by Eric Fuller. Get the pieces in the tray. Eric's description says that there's a level-12 sliding-around you need to do to get the first couple of pieces in position.

Put the 9 orange slices in the brandy glass.

Labysnakes design by Marcel Gillen, made by Alain Zalmanski and Gillen, put together 8 colored tricubes to make a 2x3x4 solid in 3 different ways with 3 different colored snakes. IPP 29 exchange.

Cube in Cube, by Constantin. Try to assemble the pieces inside the frame. Some tiny dings to a couple of the pieces.

Burr Circus, Stewart Coffin #116. Made by Allen Rolfs. This is a 3.4 burr, skewed. Rolfs has engraved his name on the end of one of the pieces. This was an IPP29 exchange puzzle.

An 8-piece pinned cube, very nicely made by Ken Ewers. IPP32 exchange puzzle, includes solution.

Karakuri Creation Group Xmas present 2008

Choreographed Motion, by Andreas Röver. Four pieces in a frame that interact with each other as you try to remove them.

Can you open the cylinder?

A nice puzzle that is not so easy to find now.

Remove the centre from the cube.

A brilliant puzzle from the elusive Roger D. This one show signs of handling over the years but functions perfectly.

A brilliant puzzle from the elusive Roger D. This one show signs of handling over the years but functions perfectly.