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RELEASE HOLLY JOLLY PUZZLES & GAMES 12 PC SHIPPER DISPLAY PUZZLE DIFFICULTY TABLE of Shipper Comes with 6 Peas on Earth Decks and RATINGS: 6 Silent Night Decks SUMMER RELEASE HOLLY JOLLY PUZZLES & GAMES & PUZZLES JOLLY HOLLY 12 PC SHIPPER DISPLAY PUZZLE DIFFICULTY TABLE OF Shipper comes with 6 Peas On Earth decks and RATINGS: 6 Silent Night decks. CONTENTS $18.00 | HJ003 | 850013539314 These are puzzles meant for beginners that are often solved in less than 5 minutes. INDIVIDUAL SRP $3 Holly Jolly Puzzles 3-6 Easy puzzles offer a small challenge but are usually solved in 5 to 10 minutes. Every brainteaser True Genius 7 -13 6” assortment should include one or two easy puzzles. Gameteasers 13-19 8 50013 53931 4 Medium puzzles are suitable for most puzzle solvers and should make up the bulk of any brainteaser assortment. Constantin 20-21 Puzzlebox 22-23 These puzzles will be a delight for puzzle enthusiasts who want a challenge. Solve time can take anywhere from over half an hour to several Mefferts 24-29 days of effort. Great Gifts 30-31 This rating is reserved for the most difficult puzzles that often require more than 100 moves or Ecologicals 32-34 developed puzzle-solving skills. Every brainteaser assortment should have one or two of these puzzles for the true puzzle enthusiast. No Brainer 34 Sales Rep Territories 35 This is for combo packs that have more puzzles with different difficulty levels. All of our assortments offer puzzles with a range of difficulties. 4.4” SALES PROGRAM 2021 - No minimum order required PEAS ON EARTH SILENT NIGHT - PUZZLE CARDS PUZZLE CARDS Free freight on all This festive deck of holiday puzzles This festive deck of holiday puzzles orders of $500 or more includes 20 beautifully-illustrated includes 20 beautifully-illustrated - cards. Each card shows a clue to a cards. Each card shows a clue to a Free demo product well-known carol on one side, and well-known carol on one side, and available upon request the answer on the other. the answer on the other. - TO PLACE AN ORDER: $1.50 | HJ004 | 850013539307 $1.50 | HJ001 | 850006422241 Prices subject to change P: 512-218-7950 | F: 866-571-2604 CASE PACK 12 units CASE PACK 12 units E: [email protected] 8 50013 53930 7 3 8 50006 42224 1 HOLLY JOLLY PUZZLES & GAMES & PUZZLES JOLLY HOLLY CHRISTMAS TREE CONUNDRUMS Solve the clues to find out exactly where each cut-out ornament will fit on the tree. CLAUS’S CLUES Each picture represents a holiday OH WHAT FUN! phrase. You guess what it means. This festive collection of brainteasers and challenges will entertain the whole family! Great for groups and easy to play. Just spin HOLLY JOLLY PUZZLES & GAMES & PUZZLES JOLLY HOLLY the dial to choose a category and draw a card. $10.00 | HJ005 | 850013539109 CASE PACK 6 units 8” (Polar Express) CAROL COLLISIONS Sing the words of one Christmas carol to the tune of another. TINSEL TRIVIA Answer questions about CONTENTS traditions, carols, classic 1 Spinner • 50 Tinsel Trivia Cards • 50 Carol Collision Cards holiday movies, and more! 50 Claus’s Clues • 50 Christmas Tree Conundrum Cards 6 Christmas Tree Conundrum Ornament Pieces • Tree Card (10 Lords A-Leaping) 4 5 TRUE GENIUS TRUE HOLIDAY - 60PC DISPLAY An assortment of 12 puzzles, each individually packaged in a matchbox. The holiday design and variety of difficulty levels make these brainteasers a great impulse gift item. 7” $90.00 | PB313 | 856261005687 INDIVIDUAL SRP $3* *These puzzles are only available as an assortment. A NEW TWIST ON THE CLASSICS The True Genius line brings together classic brainteaser puzzles with our own innovative designs and EXCELLENT 8 56261 00568 7 STOCKING links each one with an ancient civilization including Chinese, Aztec, Roman, Greek, and Egyptian. These STUFFERS! puzzles are finished in an antique style to look as though they might actually be artifacts from long ago. HOLLY JOLLY PUZZLES & GAMES & PUZZLES JOLLY HOLLY The True Genius line offers a wide variety of price points, difficulty levels, and solve types - filling in the gaps of any store’s puzzle section or standing alone as a comprehensive collection of brainteasers. COLORFUL CODING ON THE PACKAGING TAKES YOU STRAIGHT TO THE CULTURE The Ornament Silver Bells Fire Wood Turtle Doves Snowball Fight Christmas Tree 6” 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS ADVENT With 12 metal entanglement puzzles behind each door, you get a little 11” present each day leading up to Christmas. And don’t forget the trivia and rebus puzzles printed on the outside. $10.00 | HJ002 | 850013539710 CASE PACK 12 units Slide the bull out from the center of the maze. MINOTAUR’S LABYRINTH The myth of the ancient minotaur that guarded a labyrinth is brought to life with this original slot maze. Try to navigate the minotaur piece through the maze and then once it’s free, flip it over and try to return the minotaur back to the center of the maze. Navigating through the maze is more challenging than it looks because the bull’s horns must be maneuvered around each rivet. 8 50013 53918 5 $8.00 | TG420 | 850013539185 CASE PACK 6 units 6 7 Slide the GENIUS TRUE sword through the base TRUE GENIUS TRUE 8.5” 5” 12 unique pieces fit together to create the Parthenon. SWORD IN STONE Turn and twist the hilt of the sword through the opening of the GREEK PARTHENON stone until it is completely free, then return it all the way back to the hilt again. Keep this Ancient Roman structure from crumbling by assembling all 15 pieces into five columns that are $8.00 | TG416 | 850006422647 all the same height. Each piece is unique and only one Invented by Oskar van Deventer CASE PACK 6 units solution is possible. 8 50006 42264 7 8 50013 53917 8 $7.50 | TG419 | 850013539178 CASE PACK 6 units 6.75” Use the cryptic 8” symbols to unlock the box. 6” Each column must add up to 42 CAESAR’S CODEX CATHEDRAL DOOR This puzzle box is inspired by the book-binding technology developed by the Ancient Romans during the reign of Caesar. Keep the ornate arch from crumbling by finding the solution to this Finding the correct position for the sliders requires you to solve the GRECIAN COMPUTER puzzle. Remove the pieces from the frame and fit them into their puzzle of the mysterious symbols painted all over the box. Inspired by the unparalleled true genius of ancient Grecian as- perfect placement. $8.00 | TG423 | 850013539215 tronomers, this puzzle challenges you to turn the dials until all 12 $7.50 | TG414 | 850006422654 columns add up to 42. CASE PACK 6 units CASE PACK 6 units $7.50 | TG406 | 850013539093 8 50013 53921 5 8 50006 42265 4 CASE PACK 6 units 8 50013 53909 3 9 TRUE GENIUS TRUE CURATED COLLECTION This assortment includes five different puzzles representing each of the ancient 3.75” civilizations featured in the True Genius 7.5” TRUE GENIUS TRUE line. Each puzzle is solved in a completely 6” different way with a range of difficulty giving your customer a taste of the entire line. $10.00 | TG026 | 852425006477 CASE PACK 6 units 8 52425 00647 7 CHINESE PAGODA AZTEC PASSAGE Tilt and turn the layers of the pagoda to move the colored balls until Find your way through this ancient passage by dropping the key in each column is the same color in this ornate tower puzzle. on one side and removing it from the other. $8.00 | TG311 | 859155006159 $5.00 | TG310 | 859155006203 CASE PACK 6 units CASE PACK 6 units Chinese Tea Greek Water Mill Egyptian p Roman Keys Aztec Passion Flower 8 59155 00615 9 8 59155 00620 3 3.75” 3.75” 6.5” 8” POWDER KEG ROMAN BRICKS The ancient Chinese may have invented gunpowder, but the supply Fit all of the blocks into the shape of a cube. This timeless puzzle was stored away in a barrel. Take apart the powder keg and put it back GRECIAN BOTTLE can be solved in over 240 different ways, but finding even one will 12PC ANCIENT METAL COLLECTION together to release this groundbreaking invention. Travel through the Copper, Bronze, and Steel Ages with this set of Players must use gravity, friction, and the items inside the present quite a challenge! $5.00 | TG023 | 852425006446 12 metal disentanglement puzzles that range from easy to difficult. glass to remove everything from the bottle. Emptying the $5.00 | TG022 | 852425006439 bottle is challenging, but returning everything back into the CASE PACK 6 units $5.00 | TG404 | 850006422005 bottle in its original state is even more difficult. CASE PACK 6 units CASE PACK 6 units $7.50 | TG004 | 852425006279 CASE PACK 6 units 8 52425 00643 9 8 52425 00644 6 8 52425 00627 9 8 50006 42200 5 11 COMPASS & STAR PYRAMID & HIEROGLYPH SHOTPUT & DISCUS GENIUS TRUE This combination of puzzles is great for The Pyramid is a medium-difficulty This is a combination of two classic puzzles. the avid puzzle solver. The Compass must assembly puzzle featuring 9 geodesic shapes The Shotput is a popular style of assembly be taken apart and reassembled; the Star that all fit together to form a pyramid in the puzzle that has been finished with a rich, must be removed from its cage. wooden frame. The Hieroglyph is a difficult dark wood stain. The Discus is made up $7.50 | TG018 | 852425006392 disentanglement puzzle made of heavy of a metal star that must be freed from a metal. circular metal hoop. CASE PACK 6 units $7.50 | TG020 | 852425006415 TRUE GENIUS TRUE $7.50 | TG019 | 852425006408 CASE PACK 6 units CASE PACK 6 units PHARAOH’S ALE AZTEC SUN STONE 2.25” $2.50 | TG005 | 852425006286 $2.50 | TG006 | 852425006293 8 52425 00639 2 CASE PACK 12 units CASE PACK 12 units 8 5 8 52425 00640 8 52425 00641 8 52425 00628 6 8 52425 00629 3 3.75” 24PC ASSORTED MINI DISPLAY $60.00 | TG1012 | 856261005823 8 56261 00582 3 MOSAIC TILE YING YANG $2.50 | TG010 | 852425006330 $2.50 | TG011 | 852425006347 CASE PACK 12 units CASE PACK 12 units 8 52425 00633 0 8 52425 00634 7 MINI 2-PACKS SECRET BOXES CHINESE MINI 2-PACK Stash cash or gift cards in these puzzle boxes to make opening a present a unique and challenging experience, or $5.00 | TG031 | 856261005397 2.75” use the box to store your treasures away from prying hands.
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