ID: 132941 Closed

Dipole Dilemma

jxn 47

Item Location: United States

$27.00

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Bidder	Amount	Date
clej1 44	$27.00	20.03.2025 15:44:14
mrmkaufman 261	$23.00	20.03.2025 15:44:14
mrmkaufman 261	$22.00	19.03.2025 18:47:47
clej1 44	$17.00	16.03.2025 03:37:28
Kostas 14	$12.00	15.03.2025 17:52:43
mrmkaufman 261	$11.00	15.03.2025 17:52:43
mrmkaufman 261	$7.00	15.03.2025 17:52:31
Kostas 14	$5.00	15.03.2025 17:52:31
mrmkaufman 261	$1.00	15.03.2025 16:52:09

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This is an exchange puzzle by Christopher Morgan from the International Puzzle Party 25 held in Helsinki, Finland in 2005.

Designer: Christopher Morgan
Craftsman / Manufacturer: Walter Hoppe
Material: Wood and neodymium magnets
Size: 10.5 x 10.5 x 1.6 cm

Objective / Description:

Take the supplied 28 magnetic spheres and place them in the center tray so they lie completely flat. The plastic cover may not be used to keep the magnets in position as part of a solution. There are two unique solutions.

Packaging: Plastic box

The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.
Customs forms for international shipments will reflect actual payments.
Payments can be made through PayPal (Friends & Family preferred).
Buyer to pay shipping calculated after auction.
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jxn 47

Sneaky Squares by ISHI (designed by Bill Cutler)

Four pieces cut at odd angles (so that they are not quite cubes) must be placed into the box. The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.Customs forms for international shipments will reflect actual payments.Payments can be made through PayPal (Friends & Family preferred).Buyer to pay shipping calculated after auction.Please wait for the updated invoice before making payment.

$22.00

7 bids

jxn 47

Topstar by Shou Sugimoto (Karakuri Creation Group)

TopstarcraftsmanShou SugimotoITEMSS-7Created11/2018Size(box body)83×78×44mmSize(storage part)69×66×18mmMaterialwalnut, keyaki (zelkova), maple, magnoliaThis work was designed as a Christmas present for 2018.The star on the tree top is symbolic of the star in Bethlehem. This year as well, I was conscious of the Christmas motif I chose. I think perhaps you could use it as an ornament after unfolding up the widget.The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.Customs fo...

$259.00

13 bids

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Double Puzzle Box by Hiroyuki Oka (Karakuri) - AWESOME

I don't want to spoil anything, but this rather ordinary looking Japanese puzzle box IS NOT ORDINARY! It's awesome! NOTE: The primary image shows the box you are purchasing. The other two images are from the Karakuri website.Here are the product details from the Karakuri site:Double Puzzle BoxHiroyuki OkaITEMH-14Created11/2010Size(box body)65 X 81 X 60 mmSize(storage part)*****Materialwalnut, camphor tree, magnolia, agaths, etc.This work was designed as a Christmas present for 2010. This ...

$65.00

13 bids

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The "E" Puzzle by Scot Morris

A gift from Scot Morris at IPP #17, San Francisco, 1997.Goal: Make a block-letter capital "E" using the three pieces.The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.Customs forms for international shipments will reflect actual payments.Payments can be made through PayPal (Friends & Family preferred).Buyer to pay shipping calculated after auction.Please wait for the updated invoice before making payment.

$1.00

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Dipole Dilemma

jxn 47

$27.00

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Sneaky Squares by ISHI (designed by Bill Cutler)

Topstar by Shou Sugimoto (Karakuri Creation Group)

Double Puzzle Box by Hiroyuki Oka (Karakuri) - AWESOME

The "E" Puzzle by Scot Morris