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Sam Loyd's cube was Jerry Slocum's exchange puzzle for IPP19 in london, 1999.
Samuel Loyd patented this design on 11 april 1871.
Allen Rolfs produced this copy for Jerry's exchange mor ethan a century later!
Assemble all 8 pieces in the cubic transparent box. There are only 2 piece types, 2 of one and 6 of another.
Math experts may already take a guess at the type of solution after readun gthe above sentence.
The puzzle is not difficult, the pieces are so well made that is it hard to put anythin gin the box in an incorrect position.