Wood: 500-Piece
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• These puzzles come in a deluxe wood grain cardboard box lined with red velvet.
• Each puzzle is a full size wooden version of its cardboard counterpart.
• Included as paper inserts are the lid and base graphics from the puzzle's cardboard counterpart. The paper inserts are often found wedged into the lid or base of the puzzle box. They may appear to be part of the box, but they should be loose and removable.
• There are no serial numbers printed on the boxes or puzzles. They were printed on a small label inserted under the original cellophane wrapper. I don't know most of the serial numbers, so I've arranged the puzzles in the same order as the serial numbers of their cardboard counterparts.
• The Circular puzzles come in a circular box about 14-1/4" in diameter by about 2" deep.
  The Rectangular puzzles come in a rectangular box about 15-1/4"W x 10-1/4"H x 2"D.
• Click here for information on wood puzzle cuts.
• Additional puzzle titles probably exist. If you own (or know of) any, it would be a treat to hear from you!

Circular   Rectangular   Notes

Circular

Puzzles in this section are arranged by the serial numbers of their cardboard counterparts.

* Some photos in this section will enlarge when clicked.

The Adoration of the Magi Year: 1965 Artist: Fra Angelico and Fra Filippo Lippi See Also: C902 Wood-200 Waddington

Double Image Year: 1965 Artist: Salvador Dali See Also: C906 Photo is of the completed puzzle and paper inserts. The puzzle box is identical to the other 500 piece circular wood boxes.

Les Chapeaux de l'Histoire Year: 1965 Artist: Loudon Sainthill See Also: C907

A Court Reception Year: 1965 Artist: Chinese Porcelain Plate (K'ang-hsi Period) See Also: C908 Wood-200 Waddington Photo is of the completed puzzle. The puzzle box and paper inserts are identical to the other 500 piece circular wood puzzles.

Offering of the Coral Plants to the Emperor Year: 1965 Artist: Chinese Porcelain Plate (Yung Cheng Period) See Also: C909 Wood-200

Wild Flowers Year: 1965 Artist: Maynard Reece See Also: C911 WCJA63 Wood-200 This puzzle is usually seen with the "Version #2" base graphic (photo at left), but also comes with the "Original Version" base graphic (see C911 for comparison).

Water Birds Year: 1965 Artist: Arthur Singer See Also: C912 Wood-200 The lid graphic has a copyright date of 1965, whereas the base graphic is undated.

The Virgin and St. John Adoring Christ Year: 1965 Artist: Andrea Della Robbia See Also: C914 Wood-200 Waddington The lid graphic has a copyright date of 1965, whereas the base graphic is undated.

The Epiphany Year: 1965 Artist: Francesco Botticini See Also: C915 The lid graphic has a copyright date of 1965, whereas the base graphic is undated.

Myth and Fact in the Zodiac Year: 1965 Artist: Unknown Origin See Also: C918 * Photo courtesy of Jigpuzzliana

Bouquet of Flowers Year: 1965 Artist: Jean-Baptiste Tandart See Also: C919 Wood-200 Waddington

Song Birds Year: 1965 Artist: Don R. Eckelberry See Also: C928 Wood-200 The lid graphic has a copyright date of 1965, whereas the base graphic has a copyright date of 1966.

Winter Scene Year: 1966 Artist: Hendrick Avercamp See Also: C939 Wood-200 Waddington Included with the puzzle is a paper insert discussing the artist and the artwork.

Rectangular

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Convergence Year: 1965 Artist: Jackson Pollock See Also: M25 PZL4010 Included with the puzzle is a folded lithograph of the artwork and a small Jackson Pollock booklet. The lithograph has a copyright date of 1964, while the Jackson Pollock booklet has a copyright date of 1965.

The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and St. John the Baptist Year: 1965 Artist: Leonardo da Vinci The artwork is often referred to as the "Burlington House Cartoon" or the "Leonardo Cartoon." Included with the puzzle is a booklet showing the artwork (in black and white), and discussing its acquisition by the London National Gallery. Jigsaw Trivia - This puzzle is the only 500 piece wooden Springbok without a cardboard counterpart. * Puzzle originally from the collection of Robert Todaro

Notes

A close-up of the Springbok Logo from the center of a box lid

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