Abstract: A three-dimensional geometric puzzle is provided and comprises six elongated members, each having a rectangular cross-sectional shape. The members are arranged in three pairs so that both members in each pair are in a side-by-side abutting relationship. In addition, each pair of members intersects the other two pairs perpendicularly and substantially at its midpoint thus forming a star-shaped configuration. The members can be assembled to and disassembled from the star-shape configuration in a predetermined order.
Abstract: A construction in the shape of an octahedron assembles from a plurality of three dimensional U-shaped or V-shaped constructional elements or "pieces." Six identical U-shaped or V-shaped pieces form a single octahedron. Two V-shaped pieces may also form a smaller octahedron. The U-shaped and V-shaped pieces, each having trapezoidal surfaces, can also be used to assemble a variety of non-octahedral constructions. Preferably, the triangular faces of six-piece octahedral constructions are each composed of three trapezoidal surfaces.
Abstract: Two three-dimensional shapes are described. The shapes may be used together both for the working of space-relational puzzles and for the working of many and various tile-like designs.
Abstract: A plurality of rings of identical width and diameter, having a rectangular cross-section, include one solid ring and several split rings adapted to be assembled into a coplanar array. Each split ring is provided on each of its opposite faces with one or more generally radial grooves, each matingly engageable with a similar groove on one of the other rings, and also has a throughgoing slot accommodating the solid ring, the latter having a face formed with a groove for each of the remaining rings.
Abstract: A puzzle is described in the form of a three dimensional body, the exterior of which is preferably a cube and composed of eight elements, having their exterior surfaces forming the body, such as a cube, the constituent parts of which do not form the exterior appear to be readily separable, the elements being in pairs diagonally and slidably separable, the pairs when in extended positions permitting complete disassembly, assembly being achieved by a reversal of the disassembly.