Sequential discovery puzzleEdward Hordern IPP32 Puzzle Exchange – Washington DC, USA. August 2012. Presented and designed by Brian Young.Made by Mr Puzzle Australia.Awarded 3rd Prize for Themed Puzzle Award at IPP32.more info : https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/washington-monument-sequential-discovery-puzzle/After the end of the auction the final shipping cost will be calculated.SEPA bank transfer is accepted (EU countries) and free. The PayPal fee will be added to the final price (4%).

Sequential discovery puzzle “slammed car” made by Juno.2019 Puzzle Design Competition “jury grand prize” winner.This is hands down my favorite puzzle that I have ever solved. Juno’s words:This is Juno’s second sequential discovery puzzle that he initially designed to become so. The first one was Sequential Discovery Burred Box though he has also designed several puzzle boxes that have tastes of sequential discovery. This puzzle requires lots of steps, around 15 to 20 depending on ...

**SPECIAL** 1985 Tortuous Box (Oak) #3 by Akio Kamei.Objective is to open the puzzle box and locate the secret compartment with the artist's hanko.  Finishing and movement are excellent.  Includes original box labeled "Kamei #3 Oak".Early original 14 move puzzle box, very unusual mechanism, Kamei's hanko inside.Detailed original solution diagram is included.The founding Karakuri craftsman, Akio Kamei, began producing fine wood puzzles in the 1970's in Japan.  A museum quality example of Kam...

This is a new Cherry Wood Pagoda made by the infamous Shigeo Yamanaka a 4th generation Kumiki Master. Yamanaka Kumiki Works makes the finest production Kumiki's I have been fortunate to add to my collection. This company also makes some of the finest Puzzle Boxes many are the large 6 and 7 sun boxes with moves from 14 to 72 with beautiful yosegi designs many of which are made by Taadaki Yamanaka who is a 5th generation craftsman. This Pagoda is made from Cherry wood from Japan which is used for ...

A nice puzzle that is not so easy to find now.

RELEASED:12.15.2008PRODUCED:31 CopiesDESIGNER:Robert YargerCRAFTSMAN:Robert YargerMATERIAL:Monticello, Pauduk, Holly, Bloodwood and CocoboloCOMMENTS:The Stickman Sphere Puzzlebox ( No. 18 ) is quality hand-crafted by artist Robert Yarger out of monticello, pauduk, holly, bloodwood and cocobolo.The core of this extremely unique puzzlebox contains a single secret compartment. Its internal sphere can rotate like a gyro within its orbital cage, but it also consists of two half-spheres that can be tu...

RELEASED:11.29.2012PRODUCED:38 CopiesDESIGNER:Eric FullerCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Striped Quartersawn Sapele / Quilted Maple / PaduakCOMMENTS:Several years ago Robert Yarger and I threw around the idea of collaborating on a massive project. We both were interested in making a complex Apothecary style box with many drawers and a sequential discovery style solution. He threw out a crazy idea - why don't we get a bunch of other puzzlemakers to chip in, and have each drawer unique? Having been ...

Leontev's 205 Minutes is a masterpiece in both design and construction. So named because if you make one correct move per second, non stop, it will take you 205 minutes to disassemble. This n-ary juggernaut requires over 12 thousand moves to disassemble. Once disassembled, a reset mechanism allows you to quickly bring it to the original state with only four moves. It also comes with the 136 minute piece which only requires around 8,000 moves to solve.It was a difficult decision to make this puzz...

"This is a sequential discovery puzzle box. It contains no magnets or hidden mazes"Simply open the box.Comes complete with original instructions and in the black material bag. An exchange puzzle from IPP27

This work is one of the 12th Karakuri Box Idea Contest winners. The solving mechanism and the result it produces once it comes open is surprising to say the least, shocking almost. And closing it again afterwards takes a bit of thought as the solution seems, in more ways than one, to be physically impossible at first glance. Keyaki(zelkova), Magnolia, Wenge.

My latest box is the only box design I have collaborated on since the Stickman #4 with Robert Yarger, nearly five years ago. Generally I like to design my own boxes, but when Joel sent this design in for the Coffin Puzzlecraft Competition, I knew it was too good an idea to pass up. We worked together to make the solution a bit more difficult, and the result is something special. To my knowledge no other puzzle box uses the mechanism nor solving methodology that the Beaulid does.These puzzles are...

Outrageous New Puzzle from IDAN SHVARTZA Wild and crazy Sequential Discovery Puzzle Box, with very clever and rewarding moments.Currently limited to 100, This is number $34 out of 100.All Metal, Aluminum and Brass.Partially solved, Once.The obvious question, Why are you selling?  My Old hands cant manage the small tools well.Harder for me personally.Shipping will be Priority US, with some Insurance, at $12.95Overseas To be Calculated....Please wait till communication, and a Final Invoice.Payp...

Stickman 2011 Christmas Present Puzzles were never publically sold, but rather given out to a few friends and family as presents. A couple of collectors managed to talk me out of my spares, so this is my last and only copy of this particular design, and I shall not make any more. This puzzle is not overly complex, and only requires 4-5 steps to solve, but it does use a unique concept to start, and opens along “seems that seem unseemly”. The fit and finish on this puzzle is not as fine ...

This puzzle was given as a gift to me from Robert years ago.  Description below is from Robert's web site.  It comes with an instruction booklet.The Stickman No. 1 boxes are Robert’sfirst puzzle, and initially crafted asChristmas gifts for friends and family. Afew of these extras eventually found theirway onto e-bay and into craft booths. Thisinitiated the start of the Stickman PuzzleBox Company, as a few collectorsstumbling across them requested new anddifferent designs. These puzzles wereo...

This is an old and rare IPP 1996 exchange puzzle named "My Precious", designed and made by Peter Hajek.The objective is open the puzzle box.There is just a small paper with the puzzle name and designer.Shipping is £10 (next day delivery in the UK), or £20 (3-5 days FedEx delivery rest of the world).Buyer please covers the 5% PayPal fee.Thanks for looking.

Description from Pluredro :We have released Diamond Case and Club Case in the past and this is the third one of the trump card series puzzle boxes. We presume that Heart Case is easier than the previous two puzzles, yet it requires several unusual steps to solve. Like most of Juno’s former designed puzzle boxes, bashing, tapping and centrifugal forces are not necessary to open it. Heart Case is also categorized as a sequential discovery puzzle because there are some tools used to open the box....

JACK IN THE BOX by Jesse BornBeautifully crafted puzzle box of wenge, Holly, and various inlays. Once solved you will find a deck of cards inside. He made 100 of these now sold out puzzles, this puzzle box is numbered 18.Shipping from Canada using Canada Post, shipping will be calculated at auction close.  If you need a shipping estimate or have any questions just send me a message, many thanks!

“Double Locked Briefcase Puzzle”   This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Norman Sandfield for the International Puzzle Party 24 held in Tokyo, Japan 2004   Objective / Description: To open the case.   Packaging: Cardboard boxPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands.  Netherlands: from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00  Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and Greenland), Germany, France, (incl. Corsica a...

All Stickman No. 3 puzzles were a bit on the rough side, but this one is perhaps a bit rougher than most. All mechanical parts do work, but at several places have to be helped along the way. It easily comes apart with a screwdriver, so perhaps someone with a bit of woodworking skill, and piece of sandpaper, and a few hours of spare time could address the sticky spots. But for the moment, it currently falls below the noramal operation of most puzzles from this series, in that some moves stick ...

#30 in the Stickman Puzzlebox series. which you can read all about at http://www.stickmanpuzzlebox.com/stickman-puzzle-gallery.htmlThis is number 36 of 50 completed boxes and includes Robert's 9-page directive booklet.