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A fireman's best friend!
Dalmatians
$17.95*
15" X 15"
529 pieces
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Dalmatians
The World's Most
Difficult Puzzles are Double Sided. It has the same photo on each side,
offset 90 degrees from each other.
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a sample display!
Having the same picture on both
sides makes any puzzle hard, but there's more to the story. Jigsaw puzzles
are cut in a press, stamped out like dough cut with a cookie cutter. This
makes a groove in the top of the puzzle and leaves the bottom flat. Any
savvy puzzler would easily pick up on this and be able to tell immediately
which side is which, except that...........
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A Collage of Cats!
Cats
$17.95*
15" X 15"
529 pieces
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CatsThe puzzle manufacturer
cuts "The World's Most Difficult" puzzles once from EACH side,
cutting the vertical locks from the front, then flipping the puzzle over
and cutting the horizontal locks from the back. There is no way to tell
which side is which!
Each piece must be compared on both
sides for size, shape, color, and fit. This is very important. If the
pieces don't fit perfectly, you've got it wrong. You'll see what we're
talking about when you try to put a "World's Most Difficult"
puzzle together. It's Very Challenging!
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Tee Tease!
Golf Madness
$17.95*
15" X 15"
529 pieces
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Golf Madness
The puzzles featured on this
page are our favorite. Printed on select linen paper and cut from the
thickest premium green board, these puzzle pieces make a satisfying "snap"
sound when put into place |
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An Abundance of Beauty!
Butterflies
$17.95*
15" X 15"
529 pieces
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Butterflies
Good thing
butterflies bring with them good luck; you’ll need all of your luck to
assemble this one!
The manufacturer
cuts the puzzle once from each side so that ...
The Top and Bottom are Identical!
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Eastern Bluebird
II
$16.95*
18" wide X 18" high - Suitable for Framing
529 pieces
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Eastern
Bluebird II
This beautiful bird
is a favorite of many people; sighting the brilliantly colored male in
spring is a welcome relief from the dreary northeastern winter.
Bluebirds nest in tree
cavities, fence posts and, recently, bird boxes; on open farmland with
scattered trees. Uncommon for many years, the Eastern Bluebird is making a
comeback.
The unmistakable voice of
the bluebird in flight is a melodious warble or “chur-lee.” Bluebirds
range east of the Rockies from Southern Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. They
are often seen perched on fence posts, from which they drop down to the
ground to catch insects.
Their diet also consists
of small fruits and berries, especially in the winter. |
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Northern Red
Cardinal
$16.95*
21.25" wide X 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Northern
Red Cardinal
What bird showcases the
beauty of the contrasting winter landscape better than the Cardinal?
A resident of the eastern United States from southeastern Canada to
Mexico, generally east of the Rockies, these accomplished songsters
may be heard at any time of the year.
Named after the red robes worn by Roman Catholic cardinals, these
birds are aggressively territorial and do not migrate to southern
winter homes. These brilliant seed eaters are most welcome guests at
many winter feeders, gardens and thickets. |
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Chickadee
$16.95*
18" wide X 18" high - Suitable for Framing
529 pieces
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Chickadee
Hardy, restless, and
inquisitive, this relatively tame bird spends the winters making the
rounds from feeder to feeder - appearing with striking regularity.
With a range as far north as Alaska, through much of Canada and across
the northern half of the US, these much-loved birds will occasionally
move farther south in the winter. As spring approaches, flocks disband
and pairs move deeper into the woods to nest.
They are often seen hanging upside down, clinging to the underside of
twigs and branches in their search for food. |
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Mer d'lroise
$16.95*
21.25" X 15"
513 pieces
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Mer d'lroise
The rainbow
across the dark sky creates a stunning picture that shows both the fury
and tranquility of the sea
The
lighthouses of Europe have long fascinated photographer Jean Guichard.
With his photographs of isolated outposts, Guichard wishes to show,
"simply, that man sometimes does good for his fellow man".
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La Jument
$16.95*
21.25" X 15"
513 pieces
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La Jument
Look for the
keeper in the doorway as a 50 foot wave surrounds this lighthouse |
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Heaux de Brehat
$16.95*
21.25" X 15"
513 pieces
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Heaux de Brehat
The simple
majesty of a lighthouse against the vast expanse of the sea
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Phare du Four
$16.95*
21.25" X 15"
513 pieces
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Phare du Four
Timing is
everything, as Guichard expertly captures the ferocity of the sea.
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Broad-tailed
Hummingbird
$16.95
21.25" wide X 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Broad-tailed
Hummingbird
With its metallic green body and crown and
rose-red throat patch, the Broad-tailed Hummingbird is a thrilling sight
for anyone lucky enough to spot it on its breeding grounds in the
mountains of the western United States.
Like many other
hummingbird species, male and female Broad-tailed Hummingbirds engage in
spectacular courtship rituals - sometimes the male may dive from as high
as 50 feet to the female below, other times both sexes fly vertically up
to 90 feet and dive in tandem.
Hummingbirds comprise a
unique family of birds, consisting of over 300 species and which occur
only in the Americas.
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Blue Jay
$16.95
18" wide X 18" high - Suitable for Framing
529 pieces
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Blue Jay
Striking blue plumage, uniquely mottled with much
white and black, along with a prominent crest, makes the Blue Jay one of
the most easily recognized songbirds.
Although the Jay
has a reputation for chasing smaller birds away from backyard feeders,
they are actually sentinels, raucously screaming at the arrival of hawks
or roosting owls. Their habit of burying seeds and acorns, many of which
are never retrieved, make them efficient tree planters.
The Blue Jay's
breeding range is east of the Rockies, from Canada to the Gulf Coast of
the U.S.. Traveling in loose flocks, they migrate both spring and fall;
birds seen in the east in the winter months are often from the more
Northern reaches of the breeding range.
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Apollo 11 Moon
Landing
$16.95
21.25" wide X 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Apollo 11
Moon Landing
The Eagle has landed? was the phrase made famous on this day – July
20, 1969
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Construction on
Mount Rushmore
$16.95
21.25" wide X 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Construction
on Mount Rushmore
Completed in the Black Hills in 1941, this photo of Mt. Rushmore was
taken shortly before its completion |
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Flag Raising at Iwo
Jima
$16.95
21.25" wide X 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Flag raising
at Iwo Jima
On February 23, 1945, these Marines were captured in one of
the most inspiring acts of patriotism ever recorded on film,
as they proudly raised their flag on Mount Suribachi, amidst the Battle
of Iwo Jima. |
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Lunchtime on a
Crossbeam
$16.95
21.25" wide X 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Lunchtime on
a Crossbeam
This famous photo features construction workers having lunch on a
crossbeam during the construction of the Empire State Building.
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World Globe
$27.95
9.5" Diameter
530 pieces |
World Globe
These
unbelievable jigsaw puzzles use traditional jigsaw pieces to create a
sphere which requires no interior support. Each piece is designed to
create a tiny section of the completed sphere. As the pieces are
correctly placed, the puzzle defies gravity and incredibly curves
skyward.
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Richly
detailed topographical artwork and a unique cut combine to create the
ultimate jigsaw puzzle.
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Antique Globe
$27.95
9.5" Diameter
530 pieces |
Antique Globe The
"North Pole" piece has a trap door cut into it. When the rest of
the puzzle is completed, this trap door can be opened, allowing the last
piece to snap into place, and then be resealed.
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This
beautiful example of ancient cartography shows the world of long ago.
Incredibly detailed artwork shows just how much we knew of our Earth - and
how much we didn't!
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Tiger
$17.95
21.25" wide and 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces
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Tiger
Mosaics, one of the oldest forms of surface decoration, date back to the
4th-3rd millennium BC. Mosaics take on a painted effect by forming
pictures or patterns from compositions of small pieces of various
colored materials glass, stone, ceramics, metals, ect.). The most well
known mosaics were produced during the Byzantine Empire (4th to6th
century) in Ravenna, Italy.
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Mona Lisa
$17.95
21.25" wide and 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces |
Mona Lisa
Thousands of miniature photographs combine to make one awesome portrait
Today, in the age of computers, mosaics have taken on anew form. In 1995
Rob Silvers utilized computers to combine thousands of photographs to
make digital mosaics. Thus - Photomosaics™ were born.
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Teddy Bear
$17.95
21.25" wide and 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces |
Teddy Bear
While still a student at MIT’s media lab, Robert Silvers created a new
technology that changed the nature of art, photography, and computer
graphics. This development, called Photomosaics, is a method of
arranging thousands of tiny photographs that when viewed from a
distance, combine to form a single larger image.
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