Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 38
B W B M Fig. 20. respectively. There are four pellets, one of each colour ; andthe aspirant is required to work each pellet into its propercompartment. No. XXII.—The Amphitheatre Puzzle. This (see Fig. 21) is, after a fashion, the converse of the Pick-Me-Up Puzzle, described at page 1. It has a… … Fig. 21. the experimenter is required to work the pellets, of whichthere are seven, down the inclines into the central space.It is one of the easiest of this class of puzzles. No. XXIII.—The Persian Shah, In this case a little cardboard box with glass top enclosesthe pictorial representation of the…
Puzzles
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