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First Design by Jerry McFarland

Gergo 272

Item Location: Hungary

€536.00

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Bidder	Amount	Date
kismetnumber1 90	€536.00	30.06.2025 16:29:28
TomZak 33	€526.00	30.06.2025 16:29:28
kismetnumber1 90	€485.00	30.06.2025 01:40:01
TomZak 33	€475.00	30.06.2025 01:40:01
TomZak 33	€460.00	29.06.2025 22:49:03
kismetnumber1 90	€450.00	29.06.2025 22:48:44
TomZak 33	€450.00	29.06.2025 22:48:44
kismetnumber1 90	€360.00	29.06.2025 08:25:07
Robb8765 134	€350.00	29.06.2025 08:25:07
kismetnumber1 90	€310.00	29.06.2025 07:19:14
Robb8765 134	€300.00	29.06.2025 07:19:14
Robb8765 134	€230.00	29.06.2025 06:55:52
kismetnumber1 90	€220.00	29.06.2025 02:16:26

Description

First Design

designed by Bill Cutler
crafted by Jerry McFarland

materials: Cherry, Maple, Walnut
condition: great, no issues
description: A 20-piece interlocking burr puzzle, First Design was Bill Cutler’s earliest burr creation, originally conceived around 1960 and later crafted by Jerry McFarland for IPP31. The key piece features a smooth ball-bearing pressure joint, adding a subtle mechanical detail to this historically significant puzzle.

The item will be shipped from Budapest, Hungary. Shipping costs will be calculated after bidding has ended. Multiple items may be combined for shipping upon request. Accepted payment methods are (in order of preference): Wise, PayPal F+F, or direct bank transfer.

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Acrylic Ball Puzzle by Charles O. Perry

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First Design by Jerry McFarland

Gergo 272

€536.00

Description

First Design

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T in Cube (one-of-one) by Guy Brette, Eric Fuller

Partially Crooked 6 Board Burr by JUNO

Twelve Straight/Twisted (Paduak) by Yukio Hirose and Eric Fuller

Acrylic Ball Puzzle by Charles O. Perry