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Powder Tower (c) Serhiy grabarchuk

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Item Location: Netherlands

€25.00

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At IPP 28 2008 in Prague the participants received a cardboard drawing of this puzzle.
I enjoyed making a few, this is the last one I have. An additional slide holder with the history of the tower

Material MDF.

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DISNEY BALL

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€12.00

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Peel Puzzle (c) Jacques & Son 1870-1895

Copy produced by puzzle design Ton Delsing. Old Puzzle. The following text is printed on the back of the box.With the 9 pieces a large square or other figuresis to be formed in such a way that the same colour shal not occur more then once in any row horizontal or vertical (in the square also diagonal) This must be done for each symbol..Material . Cardboard pieces

€9.00

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BIRDS. A complimentry gift, Manufactured at the Chad |Valley Company, England

This puzzle is a copy produced by puzzle design Ton DelsingThe 2 cards of 1x2 and the 7 cards of 1x3 must be placed in a square of 5x5. In such a way that the color and the bird only appear once per row and column. The birds must be upright.9 cardboard pieces.

€10.00

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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...

€15.00

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Powder Tower (c) Serhiy grabarchuk

TonDel 3

€25.00

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DISNEY BALL

Peel Puzzle (c) Jacques & Son 1870-1895

BIRDS. A complimentry gift, Manufactured at the Chad |Valley Company, England

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