Burr style Cube Level 24.10.1.1.1.2.2.5As with all alfons puzzles this cube is beautifully crafted and in perfect condition.The winner of this auction will pay for shipping/postage. I will contact the winner to go over the cost of shipping after the auction.

Eric - "Pair Dance is a fun little distraction with a level 14 solution. It's not nearly as difficult as that may sound since there are only two pieces. Approachable and interesting"

Up for auction is a Jesse Born original: The Sequence Logic Puzzle Box, #3/16.  Signed and numbered, only 16 pieces were ever made.  This puzzle is in excellent, near-mint condition. The exterior measures 7.1 x 4.9 x 4.1 inches.  Jesse's name and the edition number are etched upon the inside of the puzzle box lid. Once the puzzle box is solved, the lock can be reprogrammed to a different combination, if so desired.  The puzzle box is quite challenging to open AND to close!Buyer to pay actu...

Stickman Chopstick Puzzle Boxes are quality hand crafted from purpleheart, bloodwood and leopardwood pieces with rich maple inlays. Each box contains a pair of well-balanced and intricately inlayed chopsticks that come out individually as the external puzzle is solved. This box requires a minimum of 7 moves in order to remove both chopsticks. While somewhat simple in complexity, this box is quite mesmerizing and unique in its operation. You have to hold one of these in you hands to truly appreci...

Cubicdissection.com description:I love hidden mazes, and Tim's design really brings it! A single burr piece is locked into the box by two cubes. They dance around the interior until, if you're skilled (or very lucky), the internals come completely out. Packing them back in is another challenge entirely, with a level 15.4 solution! The fact that there are two variables navigating the interior space makes this somewhat unique and especially compelling.  Construction of this puzzle is superlative...

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A modification on Bent Board #4 making it level 11.15.2. and with an alternative assembly with level 6.9.2.

Wil Strijbos Coke Bottle #1 - Excellent condition

The Stickman Matchbox Puzzle is crafted from bubinga with decorative wenge, yellowheart, and maple inlays. The Stickman hallmark is boldly branded on the lid, and internal matchsticks are meticulously fashioned from walnut, purpleheart and maple.This is a somewhat small, and notably simpler puzzle to solve than most Stickman Puzzles. Manipulating the sliding components to this box (its drawer and two side-strikers) will reveal a repeating mechanical pattern that must be logically deducedprior to...

A  clever puzzle box. The second offering by Phil Tomlinson. Includes original box, instructions and care guide and solution

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A beautiful rendition of Greg's design by Brian in black palm and maybe cocobolo.  Level 14.4.2 is not beyond solvable and there is a nice little

A nice design by Tom Jolly beautifully crafted by Brian.  12 moves to remove the first piece.

this is Robert Yarger's 23rd puzzle box, named Perpetual Hinge.It has four compartments, and is quite tricky.  only 28 were made.comes with original documentation.buyer responsible for PayPal fees

This work was designed as a Christmas present for 2016. This is a developed version of “Bean Bag Drawer”. It is the third item in this series. The goal is to find the hidden deep inner space of the drawer. It’s a bit difficult, but when you rotate the dial, you can open the second space. But, the dial on the top does not move. Please feel the subtle resistance of the spring, and combined movement of the drawer and the red plate.

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I am the original owner of the box and have kept it in a closed cabinet away from direct sunlight. After close inspection I can find no marks or scratches. Although it looks relatively modest on the outside, this is a phenominally difficult puzzle box to open. It is by far the most difficult box I have produced for the public. The initial design was so difficult I ended up somewhat crippling the full mechanism by removing another locking facet (7 copies of the original design are available; ...