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Sam Loyd Advertising Set
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Sam Loyd Advertising Set

Sam Loyd Advertising Set

12.99 10.39 †
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DifficultyLevel 7 - Challenging
BrandSam Loyd
TypePaper Puzzles
PackagingPaper Envelope

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This advertising set consists of 6 different Sam Loyd cards:

1) The Original Chinese Pony Puzzle
2) Tracing Puzzle
3) Famous Trick Donkeys
4) Puzzle of the Trick Mules
5) General Grant
6) Quarrelsome Neighbors

The cardboard that Sam Loyd used for his puzzle cards was specially selected by him. He wanted to ensure that it had the right balance of texture and thickness, to not only enhance his graphics, but to also give you the best in-hand embellishment when holding the card to solve it.

The Sam Loyd Company has been able to recreate that same cardboard, as first used by Sam Loyd, using original sources. The cardboard is exclusively manufactured for our use and goes by the product code No.1868, in tribute to the release of the very first puzzle card.

To ensure that you experience the puzzle cards just the way Sam Loyd intended you to, be sure to buy only cards created by The Sam Loyd Company. Each carry the Sam Loyd logo, which is a registered trademark and your guarantee of the highest quality.

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