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Twice (c) Dario Uri, Bologna, Italia 1989

TonDel 32

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€40.00

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This puzzle is a copy produced by puzzle design Ton Delsing

Years ago I received a drawing of this puzzle from Edward Hordern.
I couldn't find it anywhere and decided to copy it.
9 + 1 extra number 2 piece horizontally engraved. Material acrylic.
The engraved stripes on the puzzle indicate the slots at the bottom.
Horizontal, vertical or a cross. All 4 corners in the tray have a pin.

A nice and difficult puzzle. Material Acrylic.

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TonDel 32

SQUARES (c) Ton Delsing

3D printed sliding puzzle. Center piece inmvovable.Vertical sliderMain goal slide to picture 2 or make a nice pattern. See picture on the backside.

€28.00

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Peel Puzzle (c) Jacques & Son 1870-1895 (Copy produced by 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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€20.00

TonDel 32

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

I discovered this online. Copy produced by Ton Delsing.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.

€7.00

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Twice (c) Dario Uri, Bologna, Italia 1989

TonDel 32

€40.00

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SQUARES (c) Ton Delsing

Peel Puzzle (c) Jacques & Son 1870-1895 (Copy produced by Ton Delsing.)

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