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THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

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Item Location: Netherlands

€35.00

Quantity: 2

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The most difficult puzzle I have designed. The puzzle consists of 15 pieces. Some pieces can be slid under the edge. Goal: Make the numbers 1 to 9 from left to right in the frame There are different possibilities. But there is only one possibility to slide to a magic square. The numbers are engraved in the pieces. Matrial Acrylic.

If you carefully open the puzzle (press the bottom of the title square piece) you will see a 4. Remember that.

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3X3X9 Magische Kubus

Witeden with cardboard box. made in China

€25.00

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TON'S RINGPUZZLE advanced (c) Ton Delsing

A clever new idea of a very old concept. Assignment: remove the loose ring.

€28.00

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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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Nob's L Puzzle (c) Nob Yoshigahara, Japan

In a IPP special of his newsletter "PUZZLETOPIA" Nob published this L Puzzle12 pieces.This puzzle is a copy produduced by puzzle design Ton Delsing Front black. Back white. Put 12 pieces into a 7x7 square. Black side up.Rotation are permitted, turnover is forbidden.Inlaid letters. Material Acrylic.

€20.00

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THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

TonDel 5

€35.00

Description

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3X3X9 Magische Kubus

TON'S RINGPUZZLE advanced (c) Ton Delsing

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

Nob's L Puzzle (c) Nob Yoshigahara, Japan