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Le fermier avisé

TonDel 15

Item Location: Netherlands

€8.00

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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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TRICK OPENING NAME (c) Ton Delsing

Try to open the puzzle by removing the 4 cylinders with the numbers. (2014 is year of design). Inlaid numbers. Materal acrylic.If you have problems to open it, use the green tool.But try to find out why this tool is in the BOX!!!GOOD LUCK!

€80.00

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MOYU PANDORA CUBE JAPAN

IN CARDBOARD BOX (NEW)

€15.00

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Frusst8tor

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.

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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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Le fermier avisé

TonDel 15

€8.00

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TRICK OPENING NAME (c) Ton Delsing

MOYU PANDORA CUBE JAPAN

Frusst8tor

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