This Mr Puzzle, Austrialia-produced puzzle's challenge is to assemble the 31 elastically connected blocks "into the planet Saturn with it’s ring.The puzzle is similar in concept to the Rubik’s Snake but it’s been connected into a complete ring. The puzzle also has a combination of right angled pieces and some straight through pieces to make it more challenging." Excellent Fit and Finish Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay t...

One Piece Puzzle - a bit of a misnomer, as it is no more a 1 piece puzzle than is a Rubik's Cube. A number of bent "L" shaped metal pieces articulated by links of plastic. You are supposed to either flex them all out flat or make a cube out of it. And yes, there is a bit of a trick to it (I never did get the "cube" part of it). Exchange from Harry L. Nelson , concept by Engel. Not sure who made it, though.

Folding Frenzy is a soft-cover 12x12" book with 6 inner pages. The object is to fold the panels inside to create 9 different image-patterns shown inside. This has been well-used, and one of the pages is separating from the spine staples, and two of the panels inside are creased (beyond the normal folds you need to do to solve it). The outer cover is decent condition with a couple of light creases. Copyright 1981 by Jeremy Cox. Published by Harmony Books. "10 Power Puzzles" is about the same...

This little rarity came from Lockheed-Martin Missiles and Space division, and is a plastic folding puzzle with some cloth or fiberglass tape as backing, holding the pieces together. Double sided, with the same picture on both sides. Nice condition. No packaging.

This folding puzzle is a premium from Heineken Pilsener Premium Quality beer. From The Netherlands. Date Unknown. The plastic covering has been carefully opened along one edge, but the puzzle itself has never been opened opened or played with.Size = approx. 2.5 x 2.5 folded puzzle on a 3.5" x 5" cardboard.Payment: Payment can be made by Paypal or by check in U.S. dollars, or by Paypal in euro, or by euro through direct transfer of funds into my German bank account at the equivalent of US $1 = 0,...