Heye - Night in Paris Puzzle 1000pc
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HEYE Verlag was founded in 1962 in Germany by Friedrich W. Heye, with a philosophy is to create happiness and excitement and to make people smile. The brand's ongoing range of hilarious cartoon puzzles from a wide range of artists certainly do that, whilst more recently artists such as Victoria Frances have built a new range of Heye puzzles featuring gothic and fantasy images. Today HEYE produce a wide range of quality puzzles, which are often presented in their distinctive triangular boxes.
HEYE Verlag was founded in 1962 in Germany by Friedrich W. Heye, with a philosophy is to create happiness and excitement and to make people smile. The brand's ongoing range of hilarious cartoon puzzles from a wide range of artists certainly do that, whilst more recently artists such as Victoria Frances have built a new range of Heye puzzles featuring gothic and fantasy images. Today HEYE produce a wide range of quality puzzles, which are often presented in their distinctive triangular boxes.
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Heye - Night in Paris Puzzle 1000pc
$25.00
HEYE Verlag was founded in 1962 in Germany by Friedrich W. Heye, with a philosophy is to create happiness and excitement and to make people smile. The brand's ongoing range of hilarious cartoon puzzles from a wide range of artists certainly do that, whilst more recently artists such as Victoria Frances have built a new range of Heye puzzles featuring gothic and fantasy images. Today HEYE produce a wide range of quality puzzles, which are often presented in their distinctive triangular boxes.
HEYE Verlag was founded in 1962 in Germany by Friedrich W. Heye, with a philosophy is to create happiness and excitement and to make people smile. The brand's ongoing range of hilarious cartoon puzzles from a wide range of artists certainly do that, whilst more recently artists such as Victoria Frances have built a new range of Heye puzzles featuring gothic and fantasy images. Today HEYE produce a wide range of quality puzzles, which are often presented in their distinctive triangular boxes.