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Pipes in Pipe by Kunio Saeki - RARE
Pipes in Pipe by Kunio Saeki - RARE
Pipes in Pipe by Kunio Saeki - RARE

Pipes in Pipe by Kunio Saeki - RARE

jxn 212
Item Location: United States

$153.00

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Description

This was the IPP 18 (1998) Exchange Puzzle from Kunio Saeki.  All the parts are made from stainless steel.  This is a beautiful heavy-duty puzzle that feels great just to hold.

The goal is to put the 21 small pipes together in the large pipe to make everything flat at both ends.

Although the puzzle insert claims a unique solution, Nick Baxter has identified six.


The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.
Customs forms for international shipments will reflect actual payments.
Payments can be made through PayPal (Friends & Family preferred).
Buyer to pay shipping calculated after auction.
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