The seventh of Greg's N.O.S. burr series.  Please read Eric's description at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/seizaine.html

Designed and made by Brian Young, this puzzle is no longer produced.  View his original listing at https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/the-louvre-sequential-discovery-puzzle.html

A puzzle box by Kel still available at Puzzle Master but you might pick it up for less here.

One of several Indian Puzzle locks I am selling.  The manufacture of all is best described as rustic.  Some of these locks shows signs of rusting but all are complete and workable. See pictures for condition.  Not much I can say about the mechanisms without giving away the puzzles but all are relatively simple.  Postage will be at cost.Puzzle #7 weighs 182g and has a fairly simple trick.

Free the coin

The object of #2, like is to remove the cigar inside the box.Challenging!Like all of Eric Fuller's puzzles, very well made with high quality finish.Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid amount + shipping cost (includes tracking number) to be calculated after the end of the auction + 3.5% paypal charge.

Nice rare IPP puzzle from 1994 - Remove the coin - It seems impossible! 

this was Iwahara's Karakuri xmas present way back in 2006.

Approachable mid-level take-apart puzzle by Stephane and Pelikan.  Read Kevin Sadler's comment at https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/campanus/

The sixth of Greg's N.O.S. burr series.  Please read Eric's description at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/nos6dodge.html

One of several Indian Puzzle locks I am selling.  The manufacture of all is best described as rustic.  Some of these locks shows signs of rusting but all are complete and workable. See pictures for condition.  Not much I can say about the mechanisms without giving away the puzzles but all are relatively simple.  Postage will be at cost.Puzzle #6  weighs a massive 1470g over 3lbs. It's big and has no visible keyhole.

Kinoko Box design by Kyoko Hoshino has a clever locking mechanism that can be seen once the box is open and it will look nice sitting in any room of the house because the wood is exotic and it is an eye candy for people to look at.

Moulin Rouge puzzle design by Stephan Baumegger won Top 10 Vote Getters at IPP37 in Paris, France. This puzzle has a nice locking mechanism and a couple of good A-Ha! moments. Hard to find one nowadays and display nicely in your living room.

Open the cylinder

Eric’s Description: Strap is an interesting successor to Alkema's Clamp puzzle. The two pieces are filled by four cubes which can manuever internally. The solution is tricky and non-intuitive...all pieces are accessable so there is no need for gravity shifting. There is a rotation shortcut which is quite apparent with disassembly but not at all apparent during assembly, which is nice in my book...almost like two different puzzles. Strap is a lot of fun, and beautif...

Another beautiful work by Eric.  Read his comments at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/cobalt.html

Approachable mid-level take-apart puzzle by Stephane and Pelikan.  Read Kevin Sadler's comment at https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/confluence/

Eric’s Description: The second puzzle in this update by Perez, Board Burr Rack looks quite simple. Simply slide four burrs into the rack spaces created by the frame. Easy, right? Unfortunately the two cubes trapped inside the rack makes that task substantially more difficult. Each board move affects its neighbors due to the two unit size of the cube it's interacting with, creating a shifting maze of confusion. When fully assembled, none of the boards are able to be ...

“Three-color DANGO” is comprised of three separate lines. The turn of the each DANGO’s color is different from the other. You can move each “Three-color DANGO”right or left. There are three drawers in the lower section of this puzzle box and all the drawers are locked. The front boards of the drawers are colored the same as the DANGO. Now, maybe you’ve already figured out how to play with this work. By moving each “Three-color DANGO”, please unlock the drawers. From a ...

Most of you already know that I have been assembling the last few puzzles for Randal Gatewood after his passing.  And this is his very last puzzle box.   I must admit that I sobbed like a baby as I cut off his hallmark branding-iron stamp from its shaft to formally decommission it.  It has since been cleansed from my tears with an acid wash base and proper buffing, and it now presides firmly attached front and center on his very last puzzle.    It had always been my de...