The SunDial puzzle box is the Sequel to the Sea Chest puzzle box. It is the the second box in the the Voyager Trilogy. This puzzle is designed and built by Jesse Born and Robert Yarger. The SunDial is a sequential discovery puzzle with six secret compartments. The goal of the puzzle is to navigate the compartments, find tools to help solve puzzles, and retrieve the final prize; a Citrine Gemstone.Kept in 40-50% humidity and out of direct sunlight, in an animal free and smoke free area.Payment v...

A sequential discovery puzzle that looks like a burr designed by Brian Young at Mr Puzzle.This photo is the actual puzzle we are selling. It was never sold originally and then forgotten about in my shed.I’ve done the first few important step and there’s no issues with the puzzle. Its been in my woodworking room the whole time so humidity controlled.  Its brand new so maybe I had just put it away for someone then forgot about it. I sometimes do that but I really cannot remember.Size: 110mm x...

Description One of the original batch of 160 puzzles made by Juerg von Kanel for the IPP19 puzzle exchange held London, 1999.  Designed by Juerg’s wife Karen. The design was also entered into the Design Competition at IPP 21.Goal: To put the six pieces together into the sort of squashed interlocking burr shape show.Material: Combination of Cherry & Maple wood.Size: pieces are 200mm longCondition:  As shown in photo.  There are a couple of darker marks on one blond wood piece but maybe that...

Designed by Gary Foshee. This is one of the original puzzles made by Gary himself to exchange at IPP20 in LA in August 2000. It’s in its original dark purple velvet bag with the tag attached by Gary as given in the exchange.The puzzle has a protruding screw head and the goal is to get everything inside the cube or at least flush with the sides of the cube; nothing poking out.The puzzle is made from machined Aluminium. Size:  The cube is 31 x 31 x 31mmCondition: Good. Brian did a complete sol...

A Puzzle Makers international version made in Taiwan of Rocky Chiaro’s original brass T-DOF puzzle. Design #07-7870.  Goal: The eight pieces fit together to make a sphere.The puzzle is made from Brass. Size: Stands 100mm tall on it’s stand. Diameter of the golf ball is about 40mm.Condition: Its in its original box with solution inside and the puzzle is in its original plastic so my guess its not been played with. But the brass is a bit rough, probably from original manufacture, and the to...

This is one of the original puzzles made by Gary Foshee to exchange at IPP22 in Antwerp in 2022. Designed by Bernhard Wiezorke.  It’s in its original velvet bag with the tag attached by Gary as given in the exchange.The puzzle is to move the pieces so you can screw the nut on to the bolt.The puzzle is made from Brass, Aluminium and Steel pieces.Size: Diameter of brass ring is 50mm.Condition:  Brass ring is slightly tarnished with age.  Card is a little brown with age and bent but not crease...

This is one of the original puzzles exchanged by Saul Boobroff at IPP20 in LA in 2000.  Goal: Work out how this was constructed?  No moving parts. I have a lot of impossible puzzles and this is right up there near the top. I love showing it to people and you get some really weird answers????Material: AcrylicSize: 30mm cubeCondition:  Good. In its original homemade box from recycled cardboard that Saul made and gave with the puzzle. It’s complete with its stand. General Information:This i...

This is one of the original puzzles made by Gary Foshee to exchange at IPP19 in London in 1999. Designed by Gary.  And probably made by Gary although that is not verified on the paperwork.  It’s in its original velvet bag with the tag attached by Gary as given in the exchange.Goal: The puzzle is to remove King Arthur’s sword from the block.The puzzle is made from Aluminium with steel and brass pieces.Size: The base is 38mm x 32mm and its 75mm tall to the top of the sword.Condition: Very Go...

This is an original wooden version of the puzzle made by George Miller for IPP20.It is not the Bits and Pieces metal version.Goal as written by George on the enclosed paper.The Buffalo Nickel Puzzle is based on the Nine-and-a-half Moves puzzle by Oskar van Deventer. It is composed of just three pieces that fit together in such a way as to hide a secret compartment and find the Nickel. Although the three pieces are flat and lie in a single plane, it takes a remarkable 9 ½ moves to solve.Laser cu...