Puzzle lock, fairly hefty and large. These puzzles are ones from my personal collection that I no longer have room for.Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

Puzzle lock, fairly hefty and large. These puzzles are ones from my personal collection that I no longer have room for.Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

Tricky take apart...goal is to remove the coin. These puzzles are ones from my personal collection that I no longer have room for.Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

this is one of bits & pieces reproductions of Kamei's puzzles...not as nice as the real thing, but a lot less expensive...buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including Paypal!) if applicable

this is one of bits & pieces reproductions of Kamei's puzzles...not as nice as the real thing, but a lot less expensive...buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including Paypal!) if applicable

from cubicdissection.com:This outstanding design by Jim Gooch was my Exchange Puzzle at IPP 25 in Helsinki, Finland. It was very well recieved and remains one of my favorite designs ever! The goal of the puzzle is to take the three identical pieces apart and put them back together. Disassembly is very tricky, and I have recieved comments by people speculating that it is really an impossible object. It is not; a solution does exist and after that you have the fun of re-assembly, which is e...

from cubicdissection.com:This interesting design by Mr. Tamura is a difficult and unconventional cube design. Each of the four pieces is made from three panels festooned with three 1x1x2 blocks. When properly assembled, these blocks create an interlocking solution with 6 moves required to remove the first piece. This puzzle is very precisely made. Each component of each piece is beveled on all faces, showing considerable attention to detail. buyer is responsible for all shipping expense...

The original rack EggHow do you open an egg?Wood is Red Mallee Burr, heavy , cold and mean, a real BeautComes with standBuyer to pay 4% Paypal and Postage

this is one of bits & pieces reproductions of Kamei's puzzles...not as nice as the real thing, but a lot less expensive...buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including Paypal!) if applicable

CM13; Andreas Röver designed it and I bought it from him at IPP29. It's an unusual coordinate motion puzzle in that it just doesn't slide straight apart, there's actually 3 or 4 coordinate moves to get it apart. Now the bad news; fairly high friction; even if you know how it comes apart, it's still difficult. And one of the pieces was apparently glued together (see pic) by the folks who manufactured this for Andreas. It's a solid glue job (hasn't come apart), but not the cleanest in the world. ...

A nice, fully functional reproduction Kamei Heart Box from Bits and pieces. A couple dings here and there but the mechanism works great and the pics make it look worse than it is :) Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A DUTCH AUCTION WITH 21 TOTAL COPIES AVAILABLEThis sequential movement puzzle box is the third in the MakDaw Pagoda series & it is quite challenging at 25 movements to open. Closing this box is also quite fun & challenging- in as much as if the solver does not pay attention to what he is doing- then he will most likely open the box up again. Each box comes with sealed instructions on how to open the box, and the puzzle is "signed", & numbered (on the inside) by M...

Aim is to open the Acorn, a variation of the Egg Based on Issac Newton's 3 Laws of motion, think about it Wood is Oregan, Best of the Best Comes with stand Buyer to pay 4% Paypal and Postage

this is one of bits & pieces reproductions of Kamei's puzzles...not as nice as the real thing, but a lot less expensive...buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including Paypal!) if applicable

Aim is to open the egg Based on Issac Newton's 3 Laws of motion, think about it IPP bound,get it before they do Wood is aromatic Huon Pine, Best of the Best Comes with stand Buyer to pay 4% Paypal and Postage

The excellent money bank from Akio Kamei. Original work, fairly tricky. Mechanism tested and works properly. Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

this is simple rhombic-dodecahedral box designed by Akio Kamei, very similar to Bill Cutler'sCrooked Box... Comes apart on one axis...buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including paypal) if applicable

This is the One Piece Packing Puzzle, designed by Simon Nightingale and crafted by Eric Fuller. The goal is to get the cube to stay put in the box, and then, to take it back out. The puzzle is in excellent condition.

This is really two puzzle in one, first, you have to open the box (fairly easy) and then you have to assemble the pyramid from the pieces inside. It weighs about 1.75 lbs, so it's fairly hefty. Designed and made by Thomas Beutner for the IPP29 Exchange.

This is, for B&P, an amazingly well made trick opening box, well above their usual standards of workmanship. This is a copy of an Allan Boardman box from IPP24, very close to the same dimensions but without the extreme detail Allan always provides. Not surprisingly, they spelled his name wrong (Alan) on the instruction sheet for the puzzle.