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DAS 10 MILLARDEN DING VON BIENENGRAEBER, HAMBURG

TonDel 31

Item Location: Netherlands

€24.00

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TonDel 31

THE NEW 15 PUZLE 1923 British Manufature, Made in England

Copy of this puzzle made by puzzle design Ton Delsing in 2011

€22.00

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AD MONOGRAM PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

This is a IPP 28 Prague 2008 exchange puzzle.9 different pieces of sign plastic, front red back white. In a frame 80x80 mm.Goal:1: make a RED monogram2: make a White monogram3. make a symmetrical heart4. Put the pieces in the frame. In this frame you must form the letters L and P(3 pieces ) in a different color than the other 6 piecesLetter Puzzle or Love Puzzleling..Also a booklet with 74 problems to solve. (Fun for children)

€14.00

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THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

The most difficult puzzle I have designed. The puzzle consists of 15 pieces. Some pieces can be slid under the edge. Goal: Make the numbers 1 to 9 from left to right in the frame There are different possibilities. But there is only one possibility to slide to a magic square. The numbers are engraved in the pieces. Matrial Acrylic.If you carefully open the puzzle (press the bottom of the title square piece) you will see a 4. Remember that.

€35.00

TonDel 31

SPIDERS WEB (c) Ton Delsing

Remove my logo. Slide the spider to the center of the web. The finish image should be the same as the start image, but with the spider in the web. The puzzle has horizontal and vertical blockades inside. There are different assignments on the back of the puzzle. Material AcrylicThe letters are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€27.00

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DAS 10 MILLARDEN DING VON BIENENGRAEBER, HAMBURG

TonDel 31

€24.00

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THE NEW 15 PUZLE 1923 British Manufature, Made in England

AD MONOGRAM PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

SPIDERS WEB (c) Ton Delsing