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"Abercrombie & Fitch English Puzzle Box Set w/ 11 Games"

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"Abercrombie & Fitch English Puzzle Box Set w/ 11 Games"Sz: 4 3 4"D x 9"W x 5 1 4"H 1) "The Turnstile" 2) "Aero" 3) "The Whirlpool" 4) The "Cog Wheel" 5) The "Pond Snag" 6) "The Double Six" 7) The "Queen Mary" 8) Alice in Puzzleland" 9) "Slippery Slabs" 10) The "Discuss" 11) "Lucky Seven" Dominos Made in England by R. Journet & Co. R. Journet & Co., based in London, was a prolific manufacturer of, and designer for, glass topped dexterity puzzles, creating over 100 different titles between 1891 and the

Sz: 4 3/4"D x 9"W x 5 1/4"H

1) "The Turnstile"
2) "Aero" 
3) "The Whirlpool"
4) The "Cog Wheel" 
5) The "Pond Snag"
6) "The Double-Six"
7) The "Queen Mary"
8) Alice in Puzzleland"
9) "Slippery Slabs"

10) The "Discuss"
11) "Lucky Seven" Dominos

Made in England 
by R. Journet & Co.

R. Journet & Co., based in London, was a prolific manufacturer of, and designer for, glass-topped dexterity puzzles, creating over 100 different titles between 1891 and the 1960s. These vintage, hand-held, paper-covered wooden box puzzles required players to manipulate metal balls or pieces through mazes. Popular examples include "The Queen Mary" and "The Turnstile".

Key Features and History Production Era:

Active from 1891 through the 1960s, with many popular titles produced in the 1940s-50s.

Design & Structure:

Generally, feature a wooden frame, glass top, and paper-covered sides, often with lithographed, colorful illustrations. The RJ Series: Often marketed under the "RJ Series of Popular Puzzles," these are considered collectible "palliative or placid panacea" items for puzzle enthusiasts, as described in their own vintage marketing. Common Titles: The Queen Mary: A popular, maritime-themed dexterity game. The Turnstile Puzzle: Described as "fiendishly difficult". The Golden Rod: A classic, numbered puzzle. Juggle, Slippery Slabs, and The Divers: Other examples of their varied, skill-based challenges. These items are highly sought after by collectors of vintage toys and puzzles.

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Ellen L. Martin
Los Angeles, US
★★★★★ 5
I couldn’t put this book down!!
Format: Paperback
I couldn’t put this book down! My daughter & I stayed in a bed-n- breakfast in Lochcarran on our trip to Scotland right before the COVID pandemic. Not only is the story a fun cozy, whodunnit, but I could visualize the geography while reading. I love the Scottish Highlands & Dee describes them perfectly in this book. Can’t wait to read the next book..it should arrive today!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026
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Myrtis Jackson
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 4
Good book
Format: Audiobook
Book was interesting but had a hard time with the Scottish accent. Plus I have hearing problems so that may have been part of the issue too.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025
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bizzy
Lowell, US
★★★★★ 3
Pronunciation matters, and I can't finish this book.
Format: Audiobook
I listen almost exclusively to books set in Scotland & Ireland, so I'm very familiar with the accents and find them incredibly charming. That said, the name pronunciation really irritated me. The main character is Ally, but they are not pronouncing it to rhyme with Sally. It sounds more like they are separating it into two words- All E. After investing hours into the audiobook and trying to not let it bother me, they introduce an American character, Mamie, which should rhyme with "maybe", but NO- they call her Mommy! It is very confusing- I kept thinking a new character was introduced who was a parent. Nope. I give up. I don't think I can finish listening to this. I feel like I'm being pranked.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2026
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Debra Lutchendorf
Natrona Heights, US
★★★★★ 5
Good book
Format: Paperback
Loved this book, so interesting and fun to read
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026
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Sherry Sharpnack
Los Angeles, US
★★★★★ 4
Enjoyable Scottish-Flavored Cozy Mystery, Although Not a Hard Solve
Format: Kindle
Ally is a 60-something-year-old woman who upends her life in Edinburgh to move to tiny Locharran in the Scottish Highlands and open a B&B in the old malthouse located on the estate (like the rest of the town) of the Earl of Locharran, Hamish Sinclair. She has her first paying guests in an older, English couple, and an American, Wilbur Carrington, who is investigating his Scottish roots -- and possibly his being the rightful Earl of Locharran? Ally's cleaning lady finds Wilbur with a knife in his back outside the B&B. This is sure gonna' affect Ally's brand-new business! Of course, her kids back in Edinburgh are concerned for her safety as well. Along with the lecherous earl's attention to Ally, the murder at the local B&B makes Ally the intense focus of local gossip, so this spurs her into attempting to solve the murder herself, as the local gendarmes don't seem to be having much luck. So...whodunnit? As soon as more folks showed up on the scene, renting rooms for Ally, the identity of the murderer(s?) became more clear. I still enjoyed the descriptions of the scenery; the new lab puppy; and the townfolk, even though this "Scottish" mystery was obviously written for an American audience w/ many stereotypes thrown in. 4 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025

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