A simple puzzle, often made by apprentices. This variation is based on a description from a Ukrainian shoemaker. (1981)

Object: Remove heart.

Original artifact is in a museum in Landis Valley, PA, birthplace of the Conestoga covered wagon. (1981)

Object: Remove large ring.

An old favorite, often made from horseshoes. The real test is getting the ring back on. (1981)

Object: Remove large ring.

A control imposed on one by oneself. Something everyone needs. Practice it to achieve success. (1996)

Object: Remove large ring.

A member of the order Ferrous Lepidoptera. Easy to set free, but can you net the ring?  A prize specimen for any collection. (1991)

Object: Remove large ring.

Not the same device found in a chamber of horrors, or a one-hit rock band.  This lady may torture you, nonetheless. (1982)

Object: Remove large ring.

Original in private collection, Philadelphia, PA.  Named after famous 19th century blacksmith, Patrick Lyon, c. 1840.  (1983)

Object: Remove large ring.

Two notes short an octave, this clef is bound to be treble.  No musical ability is necessary.  (1987)

The tinker was a traveling rural "handyman", repairing pots and kettles, entertaining children when his work was done. (1992)

Object: Remove large ring.

The path to follow seems obvious, but don't be misled. This journey has many obstacles, and it is easy to get lost. (1997)

Object: Remove wavy shuttle.

Somewhat arrogant and conceited; likes to show off. Gotta a problem with that

Object: Remove large ring.

Black Jack $17.95

Our twenty-first design, for the 21st century.  For those playing with a full deck, it's a natural! (2000)

Object: Remove shuttle.

Blackbeard's Revenge $17.95

Brewed in the cauldron of the blacksmith's mind. The first of our own designs; the original original. (1985)

Object: Remove shuttle.

A bone to worry for even the most rabid puzzle fans.  Even a former US president was bitten by this puppy; ask us about that. (1985)

Object: Remove shuttle.

Dizzy? Palpitations? To avoid occlusion and a full arrest, look to the name for the cure. (1994)

Object: Remove heart.

For official use only.  Look both ways, then proceed with caution.  Sound horn when approaching blind curves. (1998)

Object: Remove ring.

Holy Mackerel! This fish will tangle the line and steal the bait. It's no fluke if you flounder. (1995)

Object: Remove heavy ring.

Twice the challenge, twice the fun, twice the satisfaction. Named for the blacksmith's twin daughters. (1988)

Object: Remove shuttle.

The task most difficult for an apprentice blacksmith was to forge two pieces exactly alike. (1999)

Object: Remove shuttle.

The name is American slang for fortified wine. This vintage puzzle is just as intoxicating. (1990)

Object: Remove large ring.

A sound heard in New York, across the USA, around the world. 
The blacksmith's most challenging design ever. (2002)

Object: Remove Large Ring.

The oldest known puzzle design, probably of Chinese origin.  Popular with 19th century sailors. (1984)

Object: Remove shuttle.

Stands turn puzzles into sculptures. Each stand is 14" tall and will hold one puzzle, any design.
 

The best way to round up a collection of puzzles! Steel with wood wall plaque. Includes 12 steel hooks and brass hardware. Size 21"l x 14"w x 14"d.

Wall- Mounted, Steel.
Includes 4 Steel hooks and brass hardware.
Perch is 18¾" long. Holds 4 puzzles