This puzzle requires you to place a number of tiles with holes drilled in them onto a grid of pegs that fit in the holes. I doubt that many of these exist; it looks very labor-intensive to make, what with little wooden pegs mounted in the plywood backboard. A stamp on the back of the puzzle says; Christopher J. Dilly, Ontario NOC 1HO (Canada), and it even has his phone number. Looks nice. No packaging (zip-lock baggie) and no instruction sheet, not that you need one. Tiles are solid wood of some...

This auction is for three sequential puzzles and one put-together puzzle. One is called the "Circle Puzzle". This probably has the worst movement-action of any puzzle I've ever tried to manipulate. The object is to create 4 overlapping circles of solid color. Gold-colored letters on front a bit worn, and there are instructions on the back. Plastic. Hoop Puzzle; no actual name on it. Object is to start the colored disks out-of-order per the diagram on the front, then sort them somewhat l...

This is the original prototype made by the late Joseph Pelican and signed by Dic Sonneveld. I have never tried to take it apart, so it is perfect condition. I have enjoyed owning this puzzle and now feel it deserves to be in someone elses collection. I have the computer program also that shows the step-by-step solution

Two marble puzzles. One is called Entrapment from Shaper Mfg. Co in Minnesota. The plastic is yellowing. No packaging. The puzzle is in two halves which rotate relative to each other; mix up the marbles, then put them back into their original configuration by color. <p> The other one with the three legs I don't know the name of. It has blue, green, and red marbles, the object is to separate each color into one leg each. The back says it's a Fred Toy, copyright 1991 from Fred's Industri...

This is a plastic tray-puzzle with 42 pieces (all there) plus a little tray in which to solve the puzzles. There's a booklet of 48 puzzles included. The pieces are all various -ominoes of various sizes. There's some mild wear on the box and booklet, and a small tear on the top cover of the box. I'm guessing this came out in the 1960's or 1970's, made by Spear's in England. Instruction book has both French and English instructions.

Larry Evans, one of the premier maze creators, created this book in 1977. Cut and fold the printed cubes in the book, to try your hand at six different maze games. very Fine condition. A real challenge, and a hard to find book. International shipping. Buyer to pay shipping costs to be determine at the end of auction.

This beautiful, super large 13-month calendar from 1989 (it works again in 2013!) consists of great photos of items from Jerry Slocum's selection. The calendar is about 25" x 16" (about 65 cm x 40 cm). Like new (only used one year). Comes inside large American President envelope (some edge wear and wrinkling) that explains with text how the company solves "transportation & distribution puzzles" for its clients. The calendar and envelope come in the original American President box, which has ...

New From B & P "Reminiscent of days of old when the pharmacist kept medicines in small compartments, our wooden brainteaser contains 16 unique pieces that pull out like little drawers. Beware there is only one correct way to replace the pieces in the correct order. Made of beautifully rose colored and natural lacquered pine. Designed by Jean Claude Constantin measures 5-1/2” x 1-1/8” x 4-1/8”. Solution included." . .International shipping, shipping costs to be determined at end o...

New From B & P "Our artful box has a secret opening that will baffle the best puzzlers. Two wooden knobs turn on the cover, but fail to release the locking mechanism. This collectible box makes a beautiful gift or wonderful hiding spot for valuables. Designed by Jean Claude Constantin. Crafted of walnut and pine inlaid woods. Measures 3 1/4” high x 2-1/2” high x 5-7/8” long. Solution included.." . .International shipping, shipping costs to be determined at end of Auction.

New From B & P. Trick Box, Trick single move. "This stylish wooden box looks easy enough to open, but lift the brass hinge and you will find it’s much trickier than you think to access the chamber within. A clever brainteaser, perfect for hiding your small treasures. Made of walnut measuring 5” long x 3” wide x 1-3/4” tall. Solution included.". .International shipping, shipping costs to be determined at end of Auction.

New From B & P. Put the three pieces together to form three interlocking cubes. You’ll need to do more than just look to conquer this shiny metal brainteaser by Oskar Van Deventer.Measures 1 1/2” x 1 1/2”. Solution included.. .International shipping, shipping costs to be determined at end of Auction.

Jerry kindly gave me permission to make one for my private collection. Unfortunately I have to sell it, again with his permission. This is a difficult to take apart puzzle consisting of 19 pieces. Although not as accurately made as by the master craftsman himself, the fit and feel is very good. (Can you pick a lock?) It is made of purple heart and beech in my unique blockmode style enabling me to get a symmetrical pattern on the outside. This is a one off which will not be repeated ...

This large, round solid wood puzzle-peg style solitaire board is probably from the 1950s.The diameter is approx. 11 1/4"; 29 cm. The weight = 25 oz; 700 g.The instruction sheet is tacked on to the back of the board (see photo); it gives rules for playing with a full compliment of 44 marbles, with 32 marbles, and with 20 marbles. Three rubber feet on the back of the board keep the instruction sheet off the table top.The name of the puzzle is taken from the name of the company: The Niagara Marbl...

Professor Brain's Corn Puzzle, in original box with instructions. Puzzle in great shape, box is decent, with no major tears, but is a bit dinged up.

Golf Crazy, a crazy-cube style puzzle. The object is to take the 6 cubes and line them up so that one of each image is one each of the 4 sides. Except for a price tag on the outside, the box and components are all in excellent condition. Made in England by Wellingtons, LTD.

Glingle Puzzle Ball. The instructions say it's a take-apart, put-together puzzle, but I think it's 95% put-together puzzle. Box, instructions, puzzle all in excellent condition.

Hexagonal tray puzzle with 13 pieces, made from some nice plywood. Mfg. by "Engraved in Stone Laser". Instructions are included, with the name "engravedinstonelaser.com" on it. Not very old (obviously).

Hexed, a Hi-Q tray puzzle from Kohner, 1973. Box is in pretty good shape, one corner a bit worn, and a "scribble" on the box top. One of the pieces is labeled "Gabriel", I don't know what the association of the two companies was. The pieces are bright yellow, blue, red, and green, all pentominos.

Box contains 12 cubes with dominoes printed on each of the sides. Make a continuous sequence of dominoes with the 12 dice and you can't use the same dominoe twice. Made in the UK. Manufacturer unknown (not marked on the box). Box in good condition with average wear and a small tear on the back.

Possibly an Arjeu puzzle, but I bought it from Kubi-Games while in Germany (see box), so maybe not. Somewhat sloppy fit.