Piece of wood through a pill bottle. The wood tabs are too large to fit through the opening. Impossible! Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Use these three diamonds to make two cubes. Solution included. - Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

A wooden arrow through a wooden apple. Impossible! - Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Make a square with the three pieces. IPP19 souvenier by RGee. Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Use the 7 pieces to form one triangle. - Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Use the five blocks to form a pentagon and receive a surprise! Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Use the turnstile to reposition the cars in a selected order. Includes instructions. - Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

This was an IPP exchange gift from IPP19 in London.

This is an old puzzle which involves trying to remove two marbles from within a small pair of pants. The problem is that all the seams are sewn up and there appears to be no opening.

Coin maze is based on a circular maze pattern designed by Adrian Fisher as a company logo. The puzzle is a "misleading" mechanical maze, as it feels that you can cross a wall at some places, whereas you are blocked at other places where there seemsto be no wall.

The Triple Crossed Burr looks great assembled. Unfortunately, this is the unassembled version. Despite Tom Lensch being ever gracious in sending me a duplicate copy of the paper assembly solution sequence, and my multiple inept attempts, I've been unable to reassemble the puzzle. A very nice display piece upon completion. Winning bidder to please e-mail for correct paypal address. Thank you.

A festive Santa disentanglement puzzle: try to take off his sack! In the sack there is a vintage puzzle where the goal is to assemble the pieces into a T shape. Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

A lovely inlaid oval shaped puzzle box by Bits and Pieces. The mechanism is somewhat loose which causes the lock to disengage. It could probably be repaired if you had the inclination, the mechanism can be accessed by unscrewing a panel. Solution included. Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Assemble the pieces into a square, but the holes in the pieces need to line up with the pegs in the tray. The fit is a bit tight on this one, but it works fine. The finish is not bad, and it has a good weight. Ships assembled. Includes Solution Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Japanese pocket puzzle. New and sealed in box! I am not certain of the goal, since the instructions on the outside are in Japanese. It looks like it has 8 pieces with a coffin and pattern of black lines on each. Perhaps try to get each coffin in its own walled-off area. Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Puzzle still in packaging from 1987. Place the 15 pieces in the grid so that all edges match, including those on the outside of the grid. Once this is done, try doing it so all the castles or churches are connected! Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Puzzle still in packaging from 1987. Place the 19 hex pieces in the grid to make one or more continuous loops. Has two playing grids. Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Puzzle still in packaging from 1987. Place the numbers 1-12 on the star so that all the straight lines add up to 26. Can you do this so the six points of the star also total 26? Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

Japanese puzzle with instructions in Japanese. Put the twelve pieces together into a cube or a square. Five pieces can be used to create a smaller cube. On the back, it shows the position of one piece in the 5 piece cube, the position of one piece in the 12 piece cube, and the full square solution so you can put the damn thing away! Buyer pays shipping + $3 handling for the first item and $1 handling for each item after that. Thanks for bidding!

From IPP19 by Keith Winegar. Arrange the pieces into a heart on the base so that the holes on the pieces line up with the pegs in the base (removable). Navigate the bird from one rounded end of the heart to the other using the two long pegs. You can remove one, he will pivot on the other until you find another spot where the peg lines up, and soforth. If no solution is found, rearrange the tiles! Includes other challenges on the info sheet. - Also includes a cute book that illustrates the stor...