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Boston Tea Chest by Brian Young
Boston Tea Chest by Brian Young

Boston Tea Chest by Brian Young

Gergo 330
Item Location: Hungary

€100.00

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six28Nsoon 375 €100.00 13.04.2022 12:36:38
Description

Boston Tea Chest wooden puzzle


designed and made by Brian Young (MrPuzzle)
size: 90mm x 90mm x 90mm
condition: very good
goal: unlock the 2 pins and disassemble the burr to find the T inside the Boston Tea Chest

The puzzle will be shipped from Budapest, Hungary. Shipping costs will be calculated after bidding for the puzzle has ended. Won puzzles may be combined for shipping upon request. The preferred payment is Paypal but bank transfer is also possible.

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