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Le fermier avisé

TonDel 32

Item Location: Netherlands

€7.00

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Copy produced by Ton Delsing.

A puzzle from 1898. Copy of "Le Fermier Avisé" from "The book of ingenious & diabolical puzzles", Jerry Slocum and Jack Botermans

Place the 9 cardboard pieces in a square of 3 x 3 pieces.
Where 2 numbers lie against each other, the sum must always be the same.
So: In each square cage the same number of chicks.

To make the puzzle more beautiful I made adjustments,

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TonDel 32

MISSING 1 TO 8 (c) Ton Delsing

Place the pieces in the frame, Place the black piece with the holes on it. You should now see the 0 and 9. (start position). There are several ways to do this, There is only 1 good to slide to the numbers 1 to 4. Then slide to the numbers 5 to 8, Then slide the 1 at the top left and the 8 at the bottom right, Place the black piece on it so that you only see the 1 and 8. (end position) .The numbers are engraved in the piecesMaterial acrylic.

€22.00

TonDel 32

Frusst8tor Collection Ton Delsing.

Everyone knows the problem of 8 queens on a chessboard, In the puzzle is a booklet with all the assignments. But I also came up with my own assignments. Material plastic.1. Make lines with 2 DOTS. Horizontal, vertical or diagonal. I found 32 lines 2. Do this also for 3 DOTS. 13 lines found. 3. Do this also for 4 DOTS. 8 lines found.

€8.00

TonDel 32

Cross Teaser

Rotate the pieces so that the same color is on topTon Delsing.

€15.00

TonDel 32

I LOVE SLIDING PUZZLES (c) Ton Delsing

Exchange PUZZLES with PUZZLES. The center piece can only slide up and down. Pieces cannot fall out through the transparent top plate. More assignments on the back of the puzzle. Material MDF.The letters are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€23.00

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Le fermier avisé

TonDel 32

€7.00

Description

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MISSING 1 TO 8 (c) Ton Delsing

Frusst8tor Collection Ton Delsing.

Cross Teaser

I LOVE SLIDING PUZZLES (c) Ton Delsing