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The following buttons below link to the same puzzles as from those above, except that the puzzles are now grouped according to their status catagories .
~ Puzzle For $ale ~
The next line of puzzles were bought from one store of a chain of discount stores called Dollar Tree . I was told that anything that had already circulated throughout the year from all sorts of retail outlets, eventually ended up here before going out of existence altogether . Of course, the store name itself says that everything in the store sold for a dollar !
There were a few more puzzles that I could have purchased, but are not part of my collection because either of their lack of tight fitness, as in the case of one 3D jigsaw - the Egg : whose last piece, the connecting pin, was just not long enough to snap the pieces into the locked position, and some of the rest of the pieces were not quite fitting just right so as to create a cushiony effect when it was time to actually thread and snap the connecting pin to hold it all together . . . . .
Or as to the Cube, the 3rd piece into the solution was made wrong . . . . .
Then there was the 6-pc clear Star burr : after sliding in the last key piece ( I assembled it right there in the store ), the whole puzzle was still very loose, very much so that I had to be careful in holding it steady enough in my hand so as not to have it fall apart !
The puzzles I did end up getting were fairly snug .
I don't recall who the manufacturer was, but the main title to the package was '3 Dimension' . There are another set of puzzles that look exactly the same with the package titled 'Figitz' .
Pagoda Small version of the Japanese Crystal as found on the Web, or Bits & Pieces' The Great Pagoda, or Pentangle's Woodchuck .
Four Cubes Mag-Nif Corp. has the same puzzle, but with more quality .
Multi Cross This is someone's version of Pentangle's wooden Squirrel's Cage .
Cross This is someone's version of Mag-Nif's Curious Cross . . . Reiss Games' Torment.
Pyramid It has 14 pieces and the base . Because it does have a base, this puzzle is only considered as partially interlocking, using the base to keep it together .
Knot One of the best in the lot . Similar to Cleverwood's kumiki Round Flower burr !
Fancy Square This is Cleverwood's version of a kumiki Squashed Blossom .
Hexagon Although this is a non-interlocking puzzle, I have added it to my list because it's a very nice 3D pentomino version .
Great for displaying your prize puzzles in their special cabinets
. . . . . and a plethora of many other uses as well
“Puzzle solving is an art and a science, which involves the organization of patience and perserverence, within the framework of simplistic logic influences,
~ with a dab of intuitiveness and a slice of luck ~
for the purpose of effecting and augmenting creativity within an expressive matrix of imagination and three-dimensional spatial stimuli .”
Pagoda Small version of the Japanese Crystal as found on the Web, or Bits & Pieces' The Great Pagoda, or Pentangle's Woodchuck . 
Four Cubes Mag-Nif Corp. has the same puzzle, but with more quality .
Multi Cross This is someone's version of Pentangle's wooden Squirrel's Cage . 
Cross This is someone's version of Mag-Nif's Curious Cross . . . Reiss Games' Torment. 
Pyramid It has 14 pieces and the base . Because it does have a base, this puzzle is only considered as partially interlocking, using the base to keep it together .
Knot One of the best in the lot . Similar to Cleverwood's kumiki Round Flower burr ! 
Fancy Square This is Cleverwood's version of a kumiki Squashed Blossom . 
Hexagon Although this is a non-interlocking puzzle, I have added it to my list because it's a very nice 3D pentomino version . 
