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Gerdig UFO

TonDel 15

Item Location: Netherlands

€20.00

Quantity: 1

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Turn and press so that all half circles above and below have the same color.
Inside you can set 5 different difficulties. Instructions included.

Turn the center with a coin to open. Without box

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FUNNY FACES AND FREE-FORM FIGURES (c) Ton Delsing

A very nice puzzle for children!!! 9 pieces and 4 eyes. Front 9 red and back 9 different colors .You can make: faces, figures, numbers and the alphabet. Solve the 144 problems in the booklet or make your own faces and figures. Turn the solution over. You will then get a colorful image. Also make a monogram AD of the designer. One in red and one in 9 different colors. Material sign plastic.This is the only of my designs with a solution booklet. Of course not to give to the children!Some examp...

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TEN (c) Minoru Abe

This puzzle is a copy produced by puzzle design Ton Delsing.Slide the numbers into order. Start: remove orange center piece .Green pieces are immovable. Material MDF.The letters are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€36.00

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THE NEW H PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

Put the letters in the right order. Assignments on the back. Pieces cannot fall out due to transparent top plate.Material acrylic.The letters are engraves in the pieces.

€40.00

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Question du Lapin or Silhouettoscope (c) Watilleaux, France 1870

I discovered this online. I made a copy in the original colors. Not out of cardboard, but on transparent film. I also made a box that was as original as possible. Unfortunately, the original edition comes with a solution.Place the pieces perfectly on top of each other and find the rabbit.

€8.00

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Gerdig UFO

TonDel 15

€20.00

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FUNNY FACES AND FREE-FORM FIGURES (c) Ton Delsing

TEN (c) Minoru Abe

THE NEW H PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

Question du Lapin or Silhouettoscope (c) Watilleaux, France 1870