Puzzles, anyone?

[Hepcat]

Nice collection! How much do these slide puzzles sell for these days?

[Illoman]

Wow, I remember having that Yogi Bear one as a kid!! Man I wish I still had that one.

[dlhenderson]

Oh, please allow me to provide full disclosure.
I collect...images.
Of course, I also have mountains of stuff, but I am a revenues image collector. It used to be book and magazine clippings. Now it's mostly digital. I have some sliders myself, but I located these images (which are wonderfully huge scans) in a Flickr collection. I'm not sure I still have the link, but you can try searching the Flickr site. Some amazing collections there. Some have generous scans.
As far a prices go, someone is trying to sell "The Impossibles" one on eBay for $300. :/

[vintagehalloweentoys]

Sorry for the small pic....Here's one you don't see everyday. I really dug the simple, yet vibrant and creepy look on the box.

[Bogey]

Sorry for the small pic....Here's one you don't see everyday. I really dug the simple, yet vibrant and creepy look on the box.

Coolness.

[Hepcat]

Among the most interesting collectibles Playboy spawned over the years was the series of canned Playmate Puzzles that came out in the early seventies. Here's a good list:

Playmate Puzzles - Ken Ritchie

[Hepcat]

Here are pics of some very hairy Weird-Ohs puzzles that I lifted from the net:

[Hepcat]

Here are a couple of monsterrific Roalex slide puzzles:

[Monolith]

Here's a puzzle that came in an egg. Guess what it is...

A Puzzle Is In The Egg. But, A Puzzle Of What? by donald deveau, on Flickr

[Mike Scott]

Here's a puzzle that came in an egg. Guess what it is...

A chicken?

[Monolith]

Nope, not a chicken.


It was Alien. But this raises the question--which came first, the Alien or the egg.

Alien Puzzle ( HG Toys 1979 ) by donald deveau, on Flickr

[Mike Scott]

But this raises the question--which came first, the Alien or the egg.

Or, "Why did the ALIEN cross the road?"

[Hepcat]

Nope, not a chicken.

It was Alien.

Cool concept!

[Monolith]

Here's a monster slide tray puzzle not by Roalex, but by Plas-Trix...

Monster Puzzle ( Plas-Trix 1960's ) by donald deveau, on Flickr

[marsattacks666]

Here's a monster slide tray puzzle not by Roalex, but by Plas-Trix...

Monster Puzzle ( Plas-Trix 1960's ) by donald deveau, on Flickr

Monolith! Good to see you, here.