Elzzup Tangram Puzzle with Very Beautiful Woodblock Printed Booklet save the wood Some loss/fraying of what I

Some loss/fraying of what I think is silk fabric at the toe and heel and a little staining

and am adding a few new sets of what I believe are quite old ones

Outside canister 3 3/16 x 2 7/8

10 3/4" x 9 1/4" x 10 1/8"

the village on the Hudson which changed its name to Ossining in 1901 to separate itself from the notorious prison

Elzzup Tangram Puzzle with Very Beautiful Woodblock Printed Booklet save the wood Some loss/fraying of what IIn this age of artificial intelligence, my want for simple, tactile things designed with the capacity to engage one for many hours grows ever stronger. I believe tangrams are mid 19th century Chinese in origin, but have since been produced in endless forms. To my mind and eye, it doesn't get better than this small wooden Elzzup Puzzle in its smart red box most of all because of the gorgeous 64 page booklet inside, which looks to have been woodblock