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I am the original Owner, with the world of Thanks to Brian and Sue, for Making this Puzzle.
It has Not been solved, or "unpacked", but it has been open once, (The SD Part).
Stored in a Glass Humidity controlled case, I can see no marks or Blemishes.
I will be listing it formally, at a lower grade, as I have "old eyes" Please look at all pictures closely, ask any questions, or request any additional Pics.
Shipping TBD at the end of Auction, Insurance will be needed.
It is Heavy and Large.
Here is the Link, and Text from Brian
:https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/telephone-box-puzzle/
The first puzzle is to open the telephone box to allow you to have fun with the packing puzzle inside; its a sequential discovery puzzle in it’s own right.
To open the telephone box you will need to solve a series of puzzle locks; three locks in all and each has a number of steps to it. To do this you need to find the required tools, and work out how to use them, to open the door.
The three-dimensional packing puzzle inside has 12 pieces that spell the words ‘TELEPHONE box’. Its a difficult puzzle with a unique solution.
The box is a replica of a full size 1950’s Queensland PMG telephone box. We have one here at home which Brian has restored. For the IPP27 Giant Puzzle day pieces have been made from cardboard to make this same packing puzzle inside the real telephone box.
It’s not just an ordinary puzzle box. Apart from the sequential discovery puzzling aspect and the use of ten different exotic Australian woods, this piece is a sculpture to be displayed as a piece of art in it’s own right.
The dimensions are 115mm x 115mm x 225mm tall.
The telephone box is made from Sycamore wood. The letters of the telephone box are made from other exotic Australian timbers: