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25 Exchange Puzzles from IPP19 (London 1999)

25 Exchange Puzzles from IPP19 (London 1999)

Mijkel1969 103

USD 180.00

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C****r 149	USD 180.00	06/30/2023 00:16:21

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25 Exchanges Puzzles from the final International Puzzle party of the last millennium! I have provided brief descriptions of each puzzle, BELOW, grouped by photos 2 - 6. I am DELIGHTED to answer more specific questions about any of the puzzles. Note that all would be graded

(A) Collector

No cosmetic issues

(1) Perfect function

Some of the puzzles come with solutions. For those that don't, I'm happy to email specific solutions from the IPP19 Exchange Booklet to the successful bidder.

Of course, the combined weight of the puzzles is heavy, around 8 lbs (3.5 - 4 kg). It seems like the least expensive shipping method within the U.S. would be to split the lot between a large flat rate priority box and a medium flat rate priority box for a total of $39.90. I will include insurance at no additional cost. International shipping through International Priority Mail (less expensive first class international mail is not available at this weight) will likely cost between $80 and $100, depending on country. I cannot always guarantee that overseas packages can be insured or tracked.

PLEASE contact me with any questions about any of the puzzles in this listing.

Thank you for viewing my auction!

PUZZLE DESCRIPTIONS (listed by photos 2 - 6):

Photo 2:

Dragon Head Puzzle, exchanged, designed, and made by Saul Bobroff

Comb Burr, exchanged and designed by Nanco Bordewijk

Frogs to Princes, exchanged by Laurie Brokenshire

Bob’s 5x5+2, exchanged and designed by Robert Darling

Play 2 Cube Part 2, exchanged by Norman Diamond, designed by Takeyuki Endo

Photo 3:

Framed Snake, exchanged by John Ergatoudis

Amazing Numbers, exchanged by Marcel Gillen, designed and made by Ingo Uhl GmbH

The Mexican Standoff Puzzle, exchanged by Frank Gregory, designed and made by Livewire Puzzles

The Modified Trisquare Puzzle, exchanged by Dick Hess, designed by Dick Hess and Bob Wainwright

Star Puzzle, exchanged by Naoyuki Iwase, designed by Akira Otsuka, made by Koichi Utsumi

Photo 4:

1999-2000 Puzzle, exchanged by Rudolfo Kurchan, designed by Rudolfo Kurchan and Serhiy Grabarchuck

The Spiral – 99, exchanged, designed, and made by Anatoli Kalinin

Sigma Lattice, exchanged, designed, and made by Yoshiyuki Kotani

20 Holes, exchanged by Ferdinand Lamertinck

Millennium ‘O’ Puzzle, exchanged, designed, and made by Dale Overy

Photo 5:

5x6 s Story Pivoted P-Pentomino, exchanged by Bertrand Portevin, made by Dario Uri

Quattro Revisited, exchanged by Jan de Ruiter

Pillar Puzzle, exchanged by Kunio Saeki

Door Knob Puzzle, exchanged by Arjaan van den Berg

Derrick’s Triangle Slider, exchanged by Derrick Schneider, Made by Kadon Enterprises

Photo 6:

Union Jack, exchanged and designed by Wolfgang Schneider, made by Kubi Games

The London Square, exchanged by Bernhard Schweitzer, made by Philos Spiel

Little Deer’s Lesson, exchanged and designed by Summerday, made by Keith Winegar

Winkeladvokaten , exchanged by Bernhard Wiezorke, designed by Hans Loosen

For Your Own Sake, exchanged and designed by Nob Yoshigahara, made by Hikimi Puzzland

Specifications

Designer: Various
Craftsman / Manufacturer: Various
Material: Various
Unit of Measurement: SPH
Size: various sizes
Grade: (A) Collector: Flaws must be very minor, subtle, and difficult to identify.
Cosmetic Issues: None
Function: (1) Perfect: Neither loose nor tight, no binding or alignment issues, moves smoothly.
Functional Issues: None
Repairs: No
Packaging: Yes
Documentation: Yes
Assembly: Disassembled
Smoke-free home: Yes

Payments & Returns

Payment Methods: PayPal

Postage & Shipping

Item Location: 49006-3265, Michigan, United States
Ships To: Worldwide
Shipping Instructions: Of course, the combined weight of the puzzles is heavy, around 8 lbs (3.5 - 4 kg). It seems like the least expensive shipping method within the U.S. would be to split the lot between a large flat rate priority box and a medium flat rate priority box for a total of $39.90. I will include insurance at not additional cost. International shipping through International Priority Mail (less expensive first class international mail is not available at this weight) will likely cost between $80 and $100, depending on country. I cannot always guarantee that overseas packages can be insured or tracked.

Returns Accepted: No

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