It is the IPP exchange puzzle from Kate Jones.You have to assemble the 36 tiles in a 6x6 array so that all the following conditions occur:1. Each horizontal and each vertical row contains 6 different letters2. The two colors are checkerboarded3. At least eighteen 2x3 rectangles contain all 6 lettersIt comes with a pouch < 500g europe 4.50 $ world 9 $I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle.You have to pay the paypal fees.

You have to open the lock. It needs 18 moves to open it. You have to move the nails.Shipping cost is < 500g europe 4.50 $ world 9 $I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle.You have to pay the paypal fees.

You have to build a squareShipping cost is < 500g europe 4.50 $ world 9 $ < 1kg europe 9 $ world 18 $ I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle.You have to pay the paypal fees.

Like tangram you have to lay puzzle pieces to form a figure.Instead of seven pieces like tangram you have by Oktagram 8 same triangle pieces. The figures look simple but they are not!!!There are only images except the introduction (two pages), so you do not have any language problems.The book has only challanges. At the end of the book are the solutions.

Four slider puzzles; Tom and Jerry, no manufacturer. Very good, one or two tiny scratches on surface.<p> Giraffe from Shackman & Co., very good.<p> Op Art (no actual name on it) from Pussycat Germany.Very good.<p> "Prowl" a Transformer puzzle, from Hasbro, 1985. The back actually has a built-in wall-hanging hole so you can hang it from a nail on the wall (from the manufacturer). There's a little bit of imbedded black plastic on the back too, not sure if it was a manufact...

One is a fairly thin cardboard give-away puzzle from the Bank of Scotland. <p> The other is a plastic giveaway puzzle from van Wegenen, fairly sturdy plastic pieces.<p> Each makes a square when put together. They are, as you can see, identical puzzles.

These are two puzzles from Pentagle in the original packages, Tangrams (I suppose you've heard of that one) with nice, thick wooden pieces, and Frightful Fifties, a puzzle where you try to make an assortment of magic squares that add up to 50 in various ways (8 different puzzles on the back of the package). Frightful Fifties has different numbers on both sides of each piece to make the challenge more interesting. I don't see a date on either pakage, but both were probably made early 1990's. Pack...

This is a clever puzzle. There are 7 pens which start with tips retracted. You change the state of each pen (tip retracted or extended) using one of 4 orientations of an included plastic key. When all the pen tips are extended, the case can open. I solved it once, so it's used but in excellent condition. Includes original packaging. No solution included, but it's not very difficult.

This is a 1972 version of the Hi-Q puzzle Pythagoras manufactured by Kohner. Box is worn, but corners are not torn and insert is intact. Puzzle sheet is worn and has tears at the bends, but has all 179 puzzles on it. Some have ink-marks drawn on them. Plastic puzzle pieces in good shape in bright red, yellow, blue, and green.

This odd little dexterity puzzle has a hand-made look to it (in fact, the label on the back says, "Hand crafted in Greenwich by Leisure Dimensions" Copyright 1972. The label also shows the object of the puzzle. The wooden frame of the puzzle has a green stain on one edge and a couple of other small white marks on the sides, and is a bit soiled from handling.

The King Ring rotating and turning puzzle features sliding color balls.

New rotating puzzle cube in the world. The new Octahedron Cube design principle and rotating is different with the old type.

You have to build an HShipping cost isstandard letter < 20 g europe 1.05 $ world 2.55 $ < 50 g europe 1.90 $ world 3.30 $ I do not know how much the puzzles weighs I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle.You have to pay the paypal fees.

The goal of this puzzle game is to position the riders so that it looks like each of them is riding a horse.Shipping cost isstandard letter < 20 g europe 1.05 $ world 2.55 $ < 50 g europe 1.90 $ world 3.30 $ I do not know how much it weighs.I will combine shipping cost if you have more then one puzzle.You have to pay the paypal fees.

This copy of Squarrel is a production prototype. Quality is very high, with an excellent fit and finish. One of a kind, unsigned work. Squarrel is a tricky interlocking puzzle with a single, difficult solution. <P> from the website: RELEASED: 12.18.2005 PRODUCED: 17 Copies DESIGNER: Ronald Kint-Bruynseels CRAFTSMAN: Eric Fuller MATERIAL: Walnut / Mahogany / Maple COMMENTS: With an earlier appearance in water cut plywood...

This puzzle in this size was made for some exhibition.The puzzle needs a coordinated motions to take them apart.You can see on other pictures how to put the puzzle together.For this puzzle was used a rare nice elm and maple.There are 54 identical pieces.The weight is 4.1 kg.The postage cost for this puzzle is for USA 55 USD, Europe 32 USD

I bought this last year, and it's in perfect shape.As seen here, http://www.cubicdissection.com/html/purchase/discont/dominobox.html, the description is:This Stickman Domino Puzzle Box (No. 16) is handcrafted by artist Robert Yarger from quality walnut and Monticello. The dominoes inside were produced by John Devost from white holly. To make things a bit more challenging, a few odd shaped tiles made from Paduk are also inserted.The solution to opening this unique puzzle can only be achieved by t...

this is a nicely made, mass produced polycube puzzle... 4 copies of a pair of 2 oddly shaped piecesassemble to form a cube and supposedly other shapes. I cannot locate any other details about thispuzzle. Sturdily made is plasticbuyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees if applicable

This is a rare and hard to find 15 slide number puzzle done in solid brass, mounted on granite. Made by the Henley Company of Carftsmen Limited, in England. It is often considered one of the finest brass 15 puzzles for all collectors. Precision made, I purchased these at wholesale from the company in either 1979 or 1980. We retailed them in NY with Berrocals and sold these puzzles for $300.00. I have restored this today by doing a nice job of machine buffing the brass to original luster (2 hours...

from billcutlerpuzzles.com:This puzzle has the same external shape as the Wausau'82, however the insides are quite different. The innermost 3 pieces interlock in an interesting joint designed by Jerry McFarland. The outer pieces conceal the notches on these pieces, and an additional trick is used to keep the puzzle from coming apart easily. This was my (Bill's) souvenir puzzle at the 20th International Puzzle Party.Buyer is responsible for shipping and paypal fees