Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 129
Fig. 205. will give a good deal of trouble. Indeed, ones first im-pression, on a casual inspection, is that the whole must havebeen carved out of a single piece. Contrary to the usual rule, the reconstruction of thepuzzle will here be found easier than its separation. No. XXXVI.—The Nut (or… … Fig. 206. The experimenter is required to take the pieces apart, andput them together again. Dissected or Combination Puzzles. 107 No. XXXVII.—The Fairy Tea-table. This is a pretty little table (see Fig. 207), of variouscoloured woods. It is composed of sixteen different pieces,even the pillar…
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