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2x2x2 Magic Puzzle Key Chain Quantity: 1 A miniature key chain version of East Sheen's 2x2x2 puzzle.

Bandaged Cube Quantity: 1 Mine is home-made, with superglue and colored electrical tape for stickers

Cube Necklace Quantity: 1

Path Cube Quantity: 1 An attractive colour variation of the Path Cube idea.

Rubenking Cube Quantity: 1 Mini is home-made.

Rubik's Cube Quantity: 1 The second of the three different 1980 Ideal U.S. packages.

Rubik's Cube Key Chain Quantity: 1 The original 1982 Rubik's Cube Key Chain by Ideal.

Splitted Color Cube Quantity: 1 3x3x3 with two colors on each face

Tartan Cube Quantity: 1 A brilliant design, filled with symmetries, some of which only become apparent after you scramble it.

Rubik's Perpetual Calendar Quantity: 1 I made my own. It uses a different layout which requires a bit less cubie-shuffling to change the day and date. Made with 4 colors of vinyl stickers and letter/number stickers in a fifth color.

4x4x4 Magic Puzzle Quantity: 1 East Sheen's 2002 4x4x4 cube.

Master Cube Quantity: 1 Meffert's 1999 version.

Rubik's Revenge Quantity: 1 Follow up to the Rubik's cube, as shown by its name. Produced in 1982 and 1983 by Ideal in Taiwan and Macau.

5x5x5 Magic Puzzle Quantity: 1 East Sheen's 2002 5x5x5 cube.

Professor Cube Quantity: 2 Meffert's 1998 tiled version.

Fused cube Quantity: 1 Fused cube. Technically the same as the Fused Cubes, but only one cube. Four cubies are fused to make one, leaving only FRU movements possible.

Skewb (aka: Pyraminx Cube) Quantity: 1 The skewb is a very solid and satisfying puzzle to play with.

Skewb Key Chain Quantity: 2 The key chain size version of the popular Mefferts puzzle. Very useful for numerous mods.

Square-1 Quantity: 1 The 1994 Irwin Toys version.

2x3x3 Quantity: 1 Custom made 2x3x3 cuboid, invented by Tony Fisher.

Magic Octahedron Quantity: 1 The P.G. Continental version.

Skewb Diamond Quantity: 1 Meffert's build-up and truncation of a Skewb into an octahedron.

Tetraminx Quantity: 1 The official Meffert Tetraminx.

Megaminx Quantity: 1 This version has tiles instead of stickers. Has 12 distinct colors.

Skewb Ultimate (aka: Pyraminx Ball) Quantity: 1 A dodecahedron build up from a Skewb.

Pyraminx Quantity: 1 The 1981 Tomy version.

Pyramorphix Quantity: 1 Functionally the same as a 2x2x2

Pyramorphix Keychain Quantity: 1 A high quality 2x2x2 production mod by Mefferts.

Rubik's Triamid Quantity: 1 Arrange the ten pieces by breaking them into two groups and putting them back together again.

Octagonal Prism Quantity: 1 I don't have the packaging.

Pillow Cube (aka: Cushion, UFO) Quantity: 1 A mass produced modification of a 3x3x3.

Rainbow Cube Quantity: 1 A beautiful (but simple) puzzle closely related to the Dino Cube!

Dogic Quantity: 1 Probably the most sought after of all Twisty Puzzles which went in mass production.

Dogic 2 (10 colors) Quantity: 1 A Dogic reassembled to have a different colour layout.

USA Puck Quantity: 1 This version has a United States flag theme.

3D Challenge Puzzleball Keychain Quantity: 2 Complete the four coloured circles.

Ball Key Chain Quantity: 1 At 3cm, this 3x3x3 ball is exactly the same size as a standard Rubik's Cube Key Chain.

Beachball Puzzleball Quantity: 1 Four coloured Skewb ball.

Chromosix Colour Ball (aka: Cromoball, Mystic I.Q. Ball) Quantity: 1 This version has no markings. Simply solve by colour.

Chromosix Number Ball (aka: Cromoball, Mystic I.Q. Ball) Quantity: 1 This version has the numbers one through five on each of the six faces.

Duomaster Masterball Quantity: 1 The simplest of the Masterball variations.

Geomaster Masterball (aka: Rainbow) Quantity: 2 The most colourful and the most widely sought-after of the Masterball variations.

Impossiball (aka: Incrediball) Quantity: 1 Mine is a version made in the '80s (I think), and has duller colors than pictured here.

K-Ball 8 Quantity: 1 This vesion has a yellow background body.

Magic Ball (aka: Rubik's Sphere) - 58mm Quantity: 1 One of the spherical Rubiks cubes produced during the original cube craze. A derivative of the Wonderful Puzzler.

Mozaika Quantity: 1 I have a 2-color version that's orange and blue. Plays very nicely once it's lubricated.

Rubik's World Quantity: 1 A black globe on a stand with the seven continents in various colours.

Alexander's Star Quantity: 1 The painted version

Rubik's UFO Quantity: 1 An attractive little puzzle, possibly related to the legendary Rubik's Cheeze.

Saturn (Mag-Nif) Quantity: 1 Arrange the numbers in the correct order.

Great Gears Quantity: 1 Return the coloured balls to their starting circles.

Inside Out 2x2x2 Start (aka Vadasz Kocka) Quantity: 1 The solid colour, 2x2x2 version of the Vadasz cube.

Inside Out 3x3x3 Standard (aka Vadasz Kocka) Quantity: 1 The solid colour, 3x3x3 version of the Vadasz cube.

Inside Out 4x4x4 Profi (aka Vadasz Kocka) Quantity: 1 The solid colour, 4x4x4 version of the Vadasz cube.

Missing Link Quantity: 1 Probably the most popular tile sliding puzzle ever.

Peter's Black Hole Quantity: 1 Another variation on the 26 sliding cube theme.

Row by Row Quantity: 1 Organize pieces in rows or columns.

Astrolabacus Quantity: 1 A unique ball puzzle. Sold in small quantities online.

Atomic Chaos Quantity: 1 Scramble the beads from tubes of different lengths, then try to restore them to their proper homes.

Cmetrick Quantity: 1 9 spheres arranged in a 3x3 square. Spin rows and columns to position them in the same orientation.

Diamond Bob's Billiards 9 Ball Puzzle Quantity: 1 A true sequential movement puzzle. The 10 "balls" move around on a non-trivial track.

Diamond Bob's Diamond 8 Puzzle Quantity: 1 8 billiard balls in a square container. The balls can rotate around the perimeter, or move across the center along one axis. The goal is to scramble the balls and then return them to sequential order.

Hungarian Rings Quantity: 1 Group the four colours to solve.

Orb (aka: Orb-It) Quantity: 1 A simple bead-moving puzzle.

Rubik's Shells Quantity: 1 The first release. This version had no reset hole. Once pushed, the buttons stay pushed.

Handy Mad Triad Quantity: 1 Twist the fingertips to rotate the four overlapping discs of wedges.

Mad Triad Quantity: 1 Ten overlapping wheels.

Net Block UFO Quantity: 1 Rotate the top/bottom half, then spin each half of a sphere to scramble the puzzle.

Rashkey 1 Quantity: 1 First of a series of three similar puzzles. The three differ only by the colors of the pieces.

Rashkey 2 Quantity: 1 Second of a series of three similar puzzles. The three differ only by the colors of the pieces.

Rashkey 3 Quantity: 1 Third of a series of three similar puzzles. The three differ only by the colors of the pieces.

Tricky Disky Quantity: 1 This version has four wings and eight colours.

Fused Cubes Quantity: 1 Mine is stickered, rather than tiled.

Siamese Cube (aka: Siamese 3 (1x1x3)) Quantity: 1 The Mefferts version. Designed for easy disassembling.

Rubik's Magic Quantity: 1 The 1986 black Matchbox version.

Rubik's Snake Quantity: 1

Orbix Quantity: 1 A spherical version of Light's Out.

Brainball Quantity: 1 Spin the number ring, and twist the ends to flip seven of the thirteen numbers over.

Spinout Quantity: 1 Try and remove the inner sliding mechanism, blocked by knobs you can only turn one at a time.

Brain String Quantity: 1 Tangle and un-tangle elastic bands within a clear plastic cube. This is a nifty puzzle.

Cross Teaser Quantity: 1 like the Rolling Cubes puzzle, but bandaged. Ingenious mechanism.

Hoberman BrainTwist Quantity: 1 Probably the most beautiful puzzle mechanism I've ever seen, and very fun to play with.

Mefferts Assembly Cube Quantity: 1 Tiled, with holes in the centers for easy disassembly. Comes with a plastic key used to remove the centers.

Platypus / Jackpot Quantity: 1 The basic version, without lights

Rubik's Shells Quantity: 1 Japanese packaging, with reversible buttons. These have a manufacturing defect, such that the buttons don't stay pressed when the wheels are turned.

Super-Duper Cube Quantity: 1 4x4x4 super-cube in 3D, instead of just stickers