Bottoms Up Tavern Puzzle by: TUCKER-JONES HOUSE INC.
MSRP: $22.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
I Want One   [62 clicks since August 19, 2009]
A double play. Solve it one way, then turn it over and solve it a different way. The object of this puzzle is to remove the ring. (6/15/2009)

USA Map Wooden Rainbow Puzzle by: PUZZLE PEOPLE of California
MSRP: $40.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
Age: 6 to Adult
I Want One   [74 clicks since September 17, 2009]
This USA Map puzzle features the name of the state imprinted on the tray under each state-shaped piece and capital imprinted on the bottom side of each of the pieces, allowing for “flash-card” learning. American made. A fabulous gift for any home, school, or adult who loves geography. Measures 16" high x 24" wide x 5/8” thick, 52 chunky pieces. (10/2/2009)

Sneaky Pete Tavern Puzzle by: TUCKER-JONES HOUSE INC.
MSRP: $22.00
Gender: Boys
I Want One   [65 clicks since August 19, 2009]
The name is American slang for fortified wine. This vintage puzzle is just as intoxicating. The object of this puzzle is to remove the ring. (6/15/2009)

Noah's Ark Wooden Puzzle by: PUZZLE PEOPLE of California
MSRP: $14.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
Age: 2 to 4
I Want One   [62 clicks since September 17, 2009]
A darling puzzle for the nursery, Sunday school, or any 2-year old that loves animals. Eight piece wooden puzzle measures 12” x 12” x ½”. Replacement pieces are available. (10/2/2009)

Ball of Whacks by: CREATIVE WHACK COMPANY
MSRP: $35.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
Age: 8 and Up
I Want One   [122 clicks since August 19, 2009]
The Ball of Whacks consists of 30 magnetic design blocks that can be rearranged into many, many shapes. Each individual piece of the Ball of Whacks is a "golden ratio" rhombic pyramid. Held in place by 180 rare earth magnets, these design blocks fit together to form a perfect 30-sided rhombic triacontahedron. More versatile than a puzzle and lots more fun than a brain teaser. (6/8/2009) ( Watch Video)

Blackbeard's Revenge Tavern Puzzle by: TUCKER-JONES HOUSE INC.
MSRP: $22.00
Gender: Boys
I Want One   [57 clicks since August 19, 2009]
Captain Teach gave no quarter when he plundered and pillaged. Likewise, this hook will leave you hanging. The object of this puzzle is to remove the shuttle. (6/15/2009)

Wooden Name and Numbers Puzzle by: PUZZLE PEOPLE of California
MSRP: $40.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
Age: 0 to 4
I Want One   [62 clicks since September 17, 2009]
Makes a memorable first Christmas gift. Families have been giving our Name and Numbers puzzle to toddlers for over 30 years. Features: 2" tall letters and digits 1-10, with English, Spanish, and counting dots under each number. Measures 11" high, width varies from 16" up, depending upon number of letters in child's name. (10/2/2009)

Ball of Whacks - Multi-Colored Edition by: CREATIVE WHACK COMPANY
MSRP: $35.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
Age: 8 and Up
I Want One   [120 clicks since August 19, 2009]
The Ball of Whacks consists of 30 magnetic design blocks that can be rearranged into many, many shapes. Each individual piece of the Ball of Whacks is a "golden ratio" rhombic pyramid. Held in place by 180 rare earth magnets, these design blocks fit together to form a perfect 30-sided rhombic triacontahedron. More versatile than a puzzle and lots more fun than a brain teaser. (7/15/2009) ( Watch Video)

Painted Lady Tavern Puzzle by: TUCKER-JONES HOUSE INC.
MSRP: $22.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
I Want One   [61 clicks since August 19, 2009]
A member of the order Ferrous Lepidoptera. Easy to set free, but can you net the ring? A prize specimen for any collection. The object of this puzzle is to remove the ring. (6/15/2009)

ABC Turtle Wooden Puzzle by: PUZZLE PEOPLE of California
MSRP: $25.00
Gender: Boys And Girls
Age: 3 to 6
I Want One   [74 clicks since September 17, 2009]
Teaches the sequence of the alphabet in both upper and lower case. Lower case letters are printed on chunky pieces, corresponding upper case letters and counting dots are imprinted on the tray under each of the digits. Colored stripes give youngsters a clue to which row the letter belongs. Tiles may be used to form simple words outside the tray. (10/2/2009)