Three-piece and five-piece puzzle from 1990 are not quite cubes but more like odd-shaped hexagons that are put together, split in half, rotated, put together again -- the object being to get each side with its own color.(Note - You can pay in dollars or euro, by PayPal or bank transfer, or by $ check in the U.S.)

Up for auction is the LOST MARBLE puzzle. Your goal is to find a way to release the inprisoned marble which will certainly proove difficult. There are some brain teasers with the same name in the market but I had at least 2 differently working ones and feel this is a great little time cruncher.If you will win this auction you will receive an email from me asking for your preferred shipping method, i.e. cheapest/most expensive or tracked/untracked shipping. You can pay with SEPA bank transfer (wi...

This plastic puzzle from the 1990s combines the elements of sliding block puzzles, dexterity puzzles, and maze puzzles. Includes cardboard box. The box says "TRACING PUZZLE CT-530" made in Taiwan. The box features a photo of two examples of the puzzle, one in green and one in blue. Interestingly, if you look closely, the puzzles pictured show the item labeled MAZY BALL GAME. However, the item inside the box is spelled correctly. It measures approximately 4 3/4 x 3 3/4 x 7/8 inches.

Plastic vehicles attached to different sized bases are in three lanes of traffic. The puzzle booklet shows you different set-ups for 42 different challenges. The object is to slide the blocks so that your three emergency vehicles -- police car, ambulance and fire truck -- end up where they are supposed to be to come to the rescue. Simple and fun, from the same people that did Rush Hour, and along the same principles as that earlier classic. Comes with a "Challenges" booklet and a cloth "Roadside...

This 13-inch square peg puzzle was made by the Royal National Institute for the Blind in the UK. There are 33 pegs, each about one inch high. The white center peg has a metal tip to distinguish it from the others, suggesting that games such as Fox and Geese can be played with the same set. Pegs fit into holes in the standard cross pattern for the puzzle, and there are additional holes around the outside of the puzzle to store pegs as they are removed from the puzzle during jumping. The lines bet...

Vintage looking jumping solitaire wooden puzzle - Origins unknown - Nice condition

Very cool sticker mod on a 3x3 - Each face should have a different size circle!

  Multi-Spin by Lagoon Games in excellent condition.   Shipping calculated at end of auction and combined shipping is available.    

This is a slider puzzle with 13 red, yellow, blue, and black painted and lettered blocks inside. The downside is that there used to be a foam insert that provided the frame in which the blocks slid. Over the last 30 years or so, the foam block disintegrated and was replaced with a new foam block (by me). It could really use something more solid, like a chunk of wood. Overall, it's in pretty good condition. Weighs 4 oz.

Lot of x3 puzzle bottles -Milk Jug - appears to be handmade - classic remove bolt/nut-Clearly Canadian - appears to be handmade - classic remove bult/nut-Bottlneck - commercial release - classic remove bolt/nut/ball

These are fun custom sticker mods.-An axis cube with stickers that make it look like a 3x3x3-A 3x3x3 with stickers that make it look like an axis cube

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...

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.

This clear plastic puzzle box consists of a two-sided maze, the object of which is to get a ball to a certain spot in order to be able to press the box at that spot and open the box, releasing its contents. The box is designed to hold an American bill, e.g., $20 (approximately 6.25" x 2.75" or 16 cm x 6 cm) or other document which can not be removed without successfully solving the maze.<p>The plastic puzzle measures 7.25" x 4.5" x 1" (18.5 cm x 11 cm x 3 cm) and comes in a box with clear ...

A sliding tile version of Loyd's famous 15 puzzle. William Strijbos' IPP 28 (Prague) exchange gift. A peculiar solution to an impossible puzzle.

Rotating outer and centre discs as well as coloured cylinders. No instructions but it's fairly obvious you have to align the colours.

a wonderful classc sliding puzzle

From Recenttoys:Back in 1992 inventor Guido Lap came up with the idea of interchangeable strings. Ten years later Brainstring Original was introduced and almost immediately became a worldwide bestseller. To date, Brainstring Original is played in over 40 countries and people are still amazed by its seeming simplicity and surprised by its infinite possibilities. Most recently – after a couple of years in development – there’s a new, even more inspiring puzzle: Brainstring Advanced.N...

17 pieces cube puzzlecan you put the 17 pieces together to form a cube.well known cube dissection with a surprising solution made in sturdy beech wood. Shipping fees (including handling and packaging, exclusive insurance): NL: 0-10 kg  €  7,25 International:          EUR 1           EUR 2           EUR 3           World 0-2 kg                    € 20,00         € 25,00         € 30,00         ...

Turn push puzzle - Dutch Royal Navycan you return the full picture? Shipping fees (including handling and packaging, exclusive insurance): NL: 0-10 kg  €  7,25 International:          EUR 1           EUR 2           EUR 3           World 0-2 kg                    € 20,00         € 25,00         € 30,00         € 35,00 EUR 1: Most EU countries in Western Europe EUR 2: Most EU countries in E...