Waddington Lithographs
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Waddington Puzzles helped Springbok Editions get started in the puzzle business (John Waddington Ltd of Leeds, England). In the early years, there was close cooperation and sharing of knowledge. This included the reproduction of a number of each other's lithographs. Additional Waddington puzzles with common lithographs probably exist. If you own (or know of) any, it would be a treat to hear from you! I'll add the information to the web site, and if you wish, list you as a Contributor (if you'd prefer to remain anonymous, that's fine too). All Contributors are Welcome!

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Waddington to Springbok
Waddington Circular Jig-Saw Puzzles Springbok was given permission to reproduce the following Waddington lithographs. Puzzles are arranged in order by their corresponding Springbok serial number.
Prize Dogs See 2020 WCJA61 Wood-200	Horses See 2022 WCJA62 Wood-200	British Soldiers and Battles See C900 GB5
Treasure Hunt See C901 GB4	English Legends See C903	English Inns See C904
Famous London Scenes See C905	The Veteran Motor Car See C923 Wood-200		Famous World Landmarks See C934
Helicopters See GB1	Motor and Cycle Racing See GB2	The Circus See GB3

Springbok to Waddington
Waddington Circular Jig-Saw Puzzles Waddington was given permission to reproduce the following Springbok lithographs. The box bottoms carry the legend "Reproduced by kind permission of Springbok Editions Inc." Puzzles are arranged in order by their corresponding Springbok serial number. Each puzzle is copyright 1965.
The Adoration of the Magi See C902 Wood-200 Wood-500	A Court Reception See C908 Wood-200 Wood-500	The Virgin and St. John Adoring Christ See C914 Wood-200 Wood-500	Bouquet of Flowers See C919 Wood-200 Wood-500
Winter Scene See C939 Wood-200 Wood-500	Hunting Scene (Faience Dish) See C941
Waddington Fine Art Puzzles Waddington was given permission to reproduce the following Springbok lithographs. The box rims and bottoms carry the legend "Copyright 196x Springbok Editions, Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A." Puzzles are arranged in order by their corresponding Springbok serial number.
Kabuki Embroidery See SQ56 Wood-200	The Month of May See SQ62

Waddington Thumbnail

Here is a sample thumbnail of a Waddington Circular Die Cut. Waddington and Springbok circular puzzles are comparable in style, dimension, and piece count. Although similar, the die cuts and piece shapes are definitely different. Waddington pieces are typically thinner, not cut as crisply, and do not fit together as snugly or pleasingly as a Springbok.

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