ROOD & GEEL (c) Ton Delsing

TonDel 12

Item Location: Netherlands

€30.00

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Change ROOD with GEEL Bottom slider left to right. & piece immovable.
Pieces cannot fall out due to transparent top plate.
Material Acryl.

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TonDel 12

TEN (c) Minoru Abe

This puzzle is a copy produced by puzzle design Ton Delsing.Slide the numbers into order. Start: remove orange center piece .Green pieces are immovable. Material MDF.The letters are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€36.00

TonDel 12

TON'S HEART (c) Ton Delsing

TRICK OPENING I made this puzzle in 1980 in wood for my wife BEA. She passed away in 2015. I then decided to make this puzzle in acrylic,It has become a very special puzzle. It is a coincidence that this was possible. Be careful with it. Try to open the puzzle by removing the 3 cylinders with the letters. And be amazed at what is inside. Inlaid letters. Material acrylic ,90x90x27 mmGood luck.Please note!! If your wife has the same first name, BEA, this is a great gift.If you have proble...

€80.00

TonDel 12

Peel Puzzle (c) Jacques & Son 1870-1895

Copy produced by puzzle design 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

TonDel 12

SLIDING COLOURS (c) Ton Delsing

Put the same colours together. The white center piece can only slide up and down.Pieces cannot fall out due to transparent top plate. Matererial. Acryl.The pieces are covered with transparent foil. You can slide without damage.

€25.00

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ROOD & GEEL (c) Ton Delsing

TonDel 12

€30.00

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TEN (c) Minoru Abe

TON'S HEART (c) Ton Delsing

Peel Puzzle (c) Jacques & Son 1870-1895

SLIDING COLOURS (c) Ton Delsing