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Screwy-Louie (Oskar van Deventer & Zachary Zieper) - IPP 41

Arsenal 141

Item Location: United Kingdom

£31.00

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Bidder	Amount	Date
MikeRollberg 49	£31.00	28.07.2024 03:07:16
ryba 9	£26.00	28.07.2024 03:07:16
MikeRollberg 49	£21.00	26.07.2024 09:43:59
ryba 9	£16.00	25.07.2024 21:41:06
Robb8765 141	£11.00	25.07.2024 21:28:20
ryba 9	£9.00	25.07.2024 19:48:22
Robb8765 141	£7.00	22.07.2024 16:34:56

Description

This lock was Zachary's IPP 41 exchange.

The goal is to disassemble the dog, then reassemble it in sizes 2, 4 & 6.

Shipping: £7 in the UK; £20 in the EU; £30 Rest of world.

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A Chance Meeting (Tatsuo Miyamoto)

This puzzle was designed and made by Miyamoto (Karakuri), bought directly in Hakone, Japan.The puzzle is brand-new, still sealed.Please make payment via PayPal (Friends & Family).Shipping: £7 in the UK; £15 in the EU; £20 Rest of world.

£150.00

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2024 Karakuri Christmas Gift

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£50.00

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Duet (Toyo Glass)

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£35.00

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Lunatic Lock (Gary Foshee / Bits & Pieces)

The puzzle was designed by the late Gary Foshee, produced by Bits & Pieces.The objective is to open the lock, but there's no key hole.Shipping: £7 in the UK; £15 in the EU; £20 Rest of world.

£75.00

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Screwy-Louie (Oskar van Deventer & Zachary Zieper) - IPP 41

Arsenal 141

£31.00

Description

Payments & Returns

Post Message

A Chance Meeting (Tatsuo Miyamoto)

2024 Karakuri Christmas Gift

Duet (Toyo Glass)

Lunatic Lock (Gary Foshee / Bits & Pieces)