Question du Lapin or Silhouettoscope (c) Watilleaux, France 1870

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I discovered this online.
I made a copy in the original colors. Not out of cardboard, but on transparent film.
I also made a box that was as original as possible.
Unfortunately, the original edition comes with a solution.

Place the pieces perfectly on top of each other and find the rabbit.

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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...

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THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

The most difficult puzzle I have designed. The puzzle consists of 15 pieces. Some pieces can be slid under the edge. Goal: Make the numbers 1 to 9 from left to right in the frame There are different possibilities. But there is only one possibility to slide to a magic square. The numbers are engraved in the pieces. Material acrylic.If you carefully open the puzzle (press the bottom of the title square piece) you will see a 4. Remember that.

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VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL NUMBERS (c) Ton Delsing

All numbers are in a slide.Slides from left to right. Under number 4 is the free hole. A difficult puzzle, but it can be solved. Assignments on the back of the puzzle.Material acrylic.

€44.00

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Question du Lapin or Silhouettoscope (c) Watilleaux, France 1870

TonDel 32

€7.00

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21 HEXAGONS (c) Ton Delsin

THE SLIDING PUT TOGETHER PUZZLE (c) Ton Delsing

VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL NUMBERS (c) Ton Delsing

CHAIN PUZZLE