This lock and key weigh about 5.6 SPH (362g) This is one of several puzzle locks I am selling.  All are Indian in origin and/or were originally source direct from India.  If you collect or have other Indian lock puzzles you will understand the quality of these puzzles.  Most are hand made and could be considered rustic in design. Many have rust spots, all have tarnished to a greater or lessor extent. They do not meet the standards of modern manufacture.  However, all are in working order.Â...

Internet Serendipity was Walter H. Hoppe's exchange puzzle at IPP 19 in London, 1999.Walter modified the "CatClump" puzzle by William Waite to make the pieces show "IPP19" in stead of cats.Fit the 20 pieces in the tray to solve the puzzle.

Play 2 cube part 2 was Norman Diamonds exchange puzzle at IPP 19 in London, 1999.Assemble a cube out of the 14 pieces, made of one or more voxel-cubes and one or more planks each.Designed in 1996 by mr. Endou, as part of a series of cube designs.This is more difficult than it looks! A, hint sheet is provides showing some of the piece locations (3rd picture).Also a full solution descrition is provided in an envelope with the puzzle.

This lock and keys weigh about 3.5 SPH (237g)  This one is really nice with an unusual trick in there.  This is one of several puzzle locks I am selling.  All are Indian in origin and/or were originally source direct from India.  If you collect or have other Indian lock puzzles you will understand the quality of these puzzles.  Most are hand made and could be considered rustic in design. Many have rust spots, all have tarnished to a greater or lessor extent. They do not meet the standards...

The In-Out puzzle was DanFeldmans exchange puzzle for IPP19 in London, 1999.It was designed and made by Philippe Dubois.Assemble the 24 pieces to form the vage-like shape shown.There are 2 types of pieces, 12 of each.The assembly involves rotational movements.Also different assemblies arepossible with these 24 pieces.3 very nicely contrasting woods are used for the pieces, allowing you to create different appearances of the same solution.The fit is a bit tight, which is very helpful to keep th...

San may is a sliding & rotating block puzzle, but not your regular 2D sliding block puzzle type!The blocks are cubes, and can be rotated to any orientation, even though they can NOT be taken out of the frame.This makes the puzzle much more difficult & interesting than you would expect from a 3-piece puzzle!The goal is to slide and rotate the 3 cubes within the wooden frame, to achieve a continuous line on the cubes faces.The 'lines' are inlayed woods of various types. The frame itself is inlaye...

Tube it in by Wil Strijbos. Made by Cubicdissection. Puzzle is in perfect condition, never been taken apart. Sold out. Buyer to pay actual shipping cost and PayPal fees. 

Fit the four L-shaped pieces into the box, moving the plastic slider back and forth to assist with the task. The exchange puzzle from John Rausch at IPP24, Tokyo.

The very challenging Aluminium Cylinder Box (#13 of 58) by Wil StrijbosThis is one of Wil's earliest batches, highly sought after.No longer in production and very rare.For more info, check out the link http://smallpuzzlecollection.blogspot.com/2011/09/aluminium-cylinder-box.htmlPLEASE NOTE - Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid amount PLUS shipping cost (registered mail with tracking) to be calculated AFTER THE END of the auction PLUS 4.5% PayPal charge. Please check...

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.Level 38.3.2 Burr puzzle designed and crafted by Stephan Baumegger

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.Robert and I have talked about reproducing some of his older work for a while. He sent me a few designs and this lock really grabbed me. Originally a component on his Pirate's Wallet puzzle box, he had many requests for the lock alone. It requires seven steps to solve and has a couple very tricky components. Note that this is a take apart puzzle, and the lock is not suited to actually secure anything since the steps...

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.Beautiful puzzle with a unique frame, and only 3 burr pieces, resulting in a 22.3.4 solution

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.24.2 framed burr puzzle made by brian menold (woodwonders)Description from eric fuller, who has also made a batch:Stephane has been coming out with a lot of new designs lately, and it was tough to pick which I liked the best. I found the geometry of the cage and internal pieces very pleasing, and the fact that Triaxe is a difficult level 24 solution didn't hurt. With only three pieces it's not impossible, but this i...

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.I-Scream Sandwich, IPP29 exchange puzzle, from Keith Winegar. A hidden maze with a steel ball - go from one end of the "sandwich" to the other. Ball is captive behind a plexiglass window.

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.Reminiscent of Padaung Rings, this nifty little pocket puzzle is a lot of fun to solve. With a level 19.3 it's tricky but not impossible...once you get the correct alignment and piece selection, it flows along fairly quickly. Coming in at a diminuative 2.625" on the long axis, Zauberflote will nonetheless grab your attention on the puzzle shelf thanks to the acrylic catching the light. A fun puzzle, one I'm glad I m...

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.Conclusion is the most difficult of the Gem Series, with an intense level 17.8 solution. Simply disassembling it is challenging, never mind reassembly. The bone white holly pieces are a very nice contrast to the crystal clear acrylic, making this a wolf in sheep's clothing. You've been warned!Fit is very precise; stick pieces are milled from solid wood.https://cubicdissection.com/products/conclusion?_pos=2&_sid=e4d6...

6% paypal fee is paid by the buyerShipping is calculated after auction is closed.Believe it or not, this is the simpler iteration of the Quads and Rings series. Four wooden burr pieces interlock with two acrylic pieces with a level 13.5 solution. Doable dispite the high level because a lot of the moves just follow. Achieving the checkerboard pattern is a secondary challenge.Construction is excellent, with close tolerances but plenty of room to maneuver.https://cubicdissection.com/products/quads-...

PackTIC 2 is one my more difficult turning interlocking cube designs.  It requires a total of 22 moves and 6 rotations and has 6 pieces.  This design has never been made by any of the professional puzzle makers.  The only wood copies are those made by individuals for their own collections and the few I have made for sale.  This copy is brand new and has no discernible defects.  I won't however claim that my wood working skills are on par with the professionals.  But this copy has an excell...

TripleTIC is a tricky 3 piece turning interlocking cube.  It terms of disassembly it requires 14 moves to release the first piece.  It requires 17 moves total and 2 rotations.  This design has never been made by any of the professional puzzle makers.  The only wood copies are those made by individuals for their own collections and the few I have made for sale.  This copy is brand new and has no discernible defects.  I won't however claim that my wood working skills are on par with the prof...

TripTIC is the easiest of the 3 piece turning interlocking cubes I have designed, maybe a good introduction to TICs if you have never tried one before.  It requires 9 moves total and 2 rotations.  This design has never been made by any of the professional puzzle makers.  The only wood copies are those made by individuals for their own collections and the few I have made for sale.  This copy is brand new and has no discernible defects.  I won't however claim that my wood working skills are o...