The Spider's Secret Puzzle box was designed by Perry McDaniel and Norman Sandfield and manufactured by Puzzle Makers International. The goal of the puzzle is to open the box and retrieve the spider's eggs. Solution and orginal bag are not included.
This bank was made in Japan, right after World War ll, during the occupation, around 1948. It is a further manifestation of a mid to early 19th century tradition of hiding documents and money in boxes with "tricks" and a multiplicity of "moves" to unlock a box or trunk.Stamped Tanaka patent 918Needs some glue on non moving sides
Electro Puzzle No. 2, from Tenyo Co. Ltd. of Japan, probably 1980s. The cord can be taken out of the maze of metal loops! Measures about 4 3/4" diameter by 1 1/2". Used, but in excellent condition; no box
Designer by Mike Snyder and entered into the IPP17 Design Competition this puzzle was made in very limited quantities and is rare so you won't see these sold very often.It is a maze with a twist! Place the ball in one side and escape from the other side - tough but enjoyable.The maze is made from heavy cast aluminum. The diameter of the maze is 3.5" across. The maze has a couple of scratches and light wear as shown in the pictures. The movement is completely smooth.
This paradoxical 3-D packing puzzle has two unique assemblies, one using seven pieces and the other using all eight. There are two possible solutions for each assembly. Will be shipped in the seven piece assembly.
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