Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange from Gold Coast, August 11th 2007Assemble the 5 animals to discover theb6th one!Made by Marcel Gillen

The Vol 2 from the series , Arrow .The Goal is to fit the four pieces together inside the frame .there is only one solution . (there will be some space left over )I can combined items if you are winning more than one of my listings.If you have any question you can ask me .

The Vol 1 from the series , The Pencil .The Goal is to fit the four pieces together inside the frame .there is only one solution . (there will be some space left over )I can combined items if you are winning more than one of my listings.If you have any question you can ask me .

The Vol 3 from the series , Polo Australia.The Goal is to fit the four pieces together inside the frame .there is only one solution . (there will be some space left over )I can combined items if you are winning more than one of my listings.If you have any question you can ask me .

This is a 3d-packing problem with a box and a extra frame. First you have to pack all pieces in the full opened box. next goal is to pack all pices into the boy with using the frame. The frame blockes the diagonal edges and in this case there is only one solution possible. Idea by Laszlo Molnar and made by Rombol.

This puzzle from Gregory benedetti from 2011 consist of only 2 pieces. You need 8 moves including rotations for disassembly and also for assembly the pieces. The puzzle comes with a extra wooden box to store.

This puzzle was invented by Ferdinand Lammertink from the Netherland. There is a box with space of 2x4x5 and 11 pieces with multiple cubes but only one cube with two pieces. There are 16 possibilities to pack all pieces in the box so the 2-cube-piece is every time in another position inside the boy.

This is a 3d-packing problem with a box and a extra frame. First you have to pack all pieces in the full opened box. next goal is to pack all pices into the boy with using the frame. The frame blockes the diagonal edges and in this case there is only one solution possible. Idea by Laszlo Molnar and made by Rombol.

This puzzle from Gregory benedetti from 2011 consist of only 2 pieces. You need 8 moves including rotations for disassembly and also for assembly the pieces. The puzzle comes with a extra wooden box to store.

Largest 3 Dimensional Maze in the Universe. This wall size poster opens to a rough 3 feet by 2 feet Wall poster that is incredible! This is a must have for everyone! Whether you challenge yourself, or share with a child, this produces hours of entertainment and critical thinking. I have never failed to gain tremendous interest whenever anyone sees it. there are lakes, trees, and bridges. there is even a second smaller starter maze to begin your journey. Originally released 30 years ago for $1.50...

This edge-matching puzzle is a premium from a company called DSM Gist. From The Netherlands. Date unknown, but within the last decade or so. 7 hexagonal cardboard pieces, each with 6 images on them, form a 6-piece circle with the 7th piece in the middle; all the edges have to match.Size = approx. 3" x 3" Payment: Payment can be made by Paypal or by check in U.S. dollars, or by Paypal in euro, or by euro through direct transfer of funds into my German bank account at the equivalent of US $1 = 0,8...

This is a nice-looking jigsaw-cut 3 piece storage box, the interior felt-lined. I bought this from "Nidderdale Boxes" in North Yorkshire, England about 11 years ago, and was made by them. The fit is rather loose, since the kerf on the jigsaw cut was pretty big, but the wood used is very interesting. Weight is 6 ounces.

3-piece pyramid puzzle each block measuring 1" square. This puzzle is discussed in Stewart Coffin's book The Puzzling World of Polyhedral Dissections, to which reference is made on John Rausch's website: http://www.johnrausch.com/PuzzlingWorld/chap04c.htm Buyer to pay shipping; postage cost to be determined at end of auction depending on purchaser location.

25-piece "N" pentomino packing puzzle. Only four known solutions.<br> <br> Buyer to pay shipping; postage cost to be determined at end of auction depending on purchaser location.<br> <br>

Three plastic pieces that combine together to form a pyramid shape. Pretty easy. Good puzzle to give to a kid to solve. In original package, which has been opened. Excellent condition.

The object of this puzzle is to remove the lock

This vintage, plastic sliding block puzzle, is self-contained, with the tiles fitting inside a frame. The image is a map of the world, in red and blue, with the continents, USA and Canada marked. The puzzle is attached to a cardboard cover, which can be folded over "for pocket use"; there is noting written on the back of the cardboard. I estimate the puzzle to be from the 1950s. It is a Jajaco product, made in Hong Kong.Size = approx. 4" x 2.5"; the cardboard is approx. 5" x 5".Payment: Payment ...

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.

Three Bar Puzzle, Bits and Pieces 07-6072. Three interesecting shafts you manipulate until you get it apart, then put it back together. I think two of the shafts are aluminum, and the third is either plastic or painted wood. The veneer on the cube is chipped along one edge. Instructions and original box included.

A nice puzzle with a company logo.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.