2 layer jigsaw with Union Jack on both sides. Some damage to paper. 40 pieces.

2 layer jigsaw with Union Jack on both sides. Some damage to paper. 40 pieces.

3d jigsaw - surprisingly difficult 7 pieces have to be assembled in the correct sequence.

Remove the pairs of cubes from the central knot. Then return to original positions.

"Tip out the contents of the box. Now re-arrange the ten pieces to form a perfect cube again" Trench Enterprises - rated Awkward The ten pieces are non cubic and it is really quick tricky. This copy is not in solution form. All 10 pieces are present.

IPP16 exchange puzzle from Laurie Brokenshire. Designed and made by Kevin Holmes "The puzzle comprises a 'kit' of ten wooden shapes, each made from a prism 1/2 cube of mahogany and a square 1/2 cbe of sycamore. These 1/2 cubes are joined together to create a mathematically complete set of ten, different whole cube columes. 1. Select the different sets of eight shapes and assmble then into 2x2x2 cubes, then 4x2x1 cuboids and then 3x3x1 cuboids with a cubic space in their centre or at ...

"In this sliding piece puzzle, the object is to re-position the T-Shape from the bottom left hand corner of the box to its top right hand corner in the smallest possible number of moves. A move is defined as sliding, without lifting or forcing any piece, one or more of the eight shapes, either singly or together, in any direction for any possible distance" Rated difficult.

IPP19 exchange puzzle from Peter Hajek "The Chess Cubes were dsigned by a group of students at the Faculty of Engineering in Presov, Slovakia. Their former teacher Professor Hoffman(honestly) tried to produce the puzzle commercially at Tesla Stropkov in 1991, after the 'velvet revolution'. Not many Cubes were sold, and the remains of the first and only batch were put in storage. It was almost forgotten when Ifound it and had it packaged for this party. For many collectors, everyday objects m...

Similar to the 4 piece jigsaw, but much larger and in the shape of a hedgehog. Not difficult.

A two layer jigsaw puzzle - 24 pieces in total. One side shows the Queen of Clubs, the other the Kind of clubs. Some slight damage to the pieces, but nothing is broken off. Standard playing card size.

IPP16 exchange puzzle from Juha Levonen. "Make a 2x2x2 cube so that every stick goes through two small cubes."

Cube with 6 round rods. Solid key piece.

Double Bar Cube, design Tom Jolly, made by Schweitzer, 2008 IPP exchange puzzle, 3 different woods, 6 identical pieces. Small wood defect/chip on one of the dark pieces, shows up in the photo.

Berhhard Schweitzer's Stick Cube, 1995, Cube made of 8 smaller cubes, with pegs and holes in each piece. Not sure whether this is made with cherry or oak. Weighs 7 ounces. Very nice condition.

This is another puzzle that I don't know where or when I bought it; I thought it was a Bits and Pieces puzzle, but I can't find the original box or instructions. It's about 6 inches tall and weighs 10 ounces. There's one key piece and the rest are all notched.

Watermill Bank - made in Japan; don't know the company, since I can't read Japanese. I've never been able to get the key-piece out ( a beam that goes along the top of the roof). Includes original box and instructions. Essentially a kumiki puzzle. Fairly large; the base is 5 x 5.5".

Not Quite, remove pieces and make a square. On the back it says, 1971, Sculpt-toys by Henry Adams, toyer (is that a word?) for Lawrence Toys. Weighs 5 ounces.

Okay, I'm not sure what the real name is; I bought this from Puzzlein.com and neglected to write down the English name. Two plates and a notched disk, and a little plastic striped ball that you are supposed to get out of the cage. Bit of a trick to it. I think Naoyuki Iwase designed this one.

This is a Bits and Pieces copy of what I believe is a Constantin puzzle, in original box from B&P plus instructions. Fits together pretty loosely. Weighs 12 ounces.

Colour pencil version4th Generation random cracks, comes with stand Buyer to Pay 4 % Paypal and Postage