THE NEW H PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

TonDel 32

Item Location: Netherlands

€35.00

Quantity: 2

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Put the letters in the right order. Assignments on the back.
Pieces cannot fall out due to transparent top plate.
Material acrylic.

The letters are engraves in the pieces.

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TonDel 32

I LOVE SLIDING PUZZLES (c) Ton Delsing

Exchange PUZZLES with PUZZLES. The center piece can only slide up and down. Pieces cannot fall out through the transparent top plate. More assignments on the back of the puzzle. Material MDF.The letters are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€23.00

TonDel 32

F D puzzle. Manufactured by Perry & Elliot Co. In 1933

Copy produced by puzzle design Ton Delsing.F. D. The world famous Initials. Frank Delano Roosevelt's Initials.Registered U.S. Patent Office.The F consisted of 5 red pieces, the D of 6 blue pieces.Material. Thin Plastic.

€7.00

TonDel 32

TRICK OPENING NAME (c) Ton Delsing

Try to open the puzzle by removing the 4 cylinders with the numbers. (2014 is year of design). Inlaid numbers. Materal acrylic.If you have problems to open it, use the green tool.But try to find out why this tool is in the BOX!!!GOOD LUCK!

€80.00

TonDel 32

21 HEXAGONS (c) Ton Delsin

A very nice puzzle. Read these instructions. Make from these 21 TRANSPARENT hexagons, 7 hexagons, each consisting of 3 pieces.Each hexagon must have 6 different numbers.You now have 7 hexagons with 7 different centre colours.WHITE (blank), YELLOW, PURPLE, RED, GREEN, BLUE and ORANGE .Place the piece with one of these colors in the center and try one of 7 problems on the back of the puzzle. Repeat with all the other colors. Total 49 puzzlesPut the 7 hexagons in the open space...

€50.00

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THE NEW H PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

TonDel 32

€35.00

Description

Payments & Returns

Post Message

I LOVE SLIDING PUZZLES (c) Ton Delsing

F D puzzle. Manufactured by Perry & Elliot Co. In 1933

TRICK OPENING NAME (c) Ton Delsing

21 HEXAGONS (c) Ton Delsin