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'Giselle' Wooden Jig Saw Puzzle by SEABOARD | Jigsaw Puzzles12 of 33 |  |  |
Posted 1 year ago
aaronkleiber
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'Giselle' (titled under picture on front of box).
By 'Seaboard' Plywood Jig-Saws, Manufactured in Republic of Ireland
Immaculate condition.
Gimbels Imports Sticker on back of box and Ginbel's price tag on top right side of box.
Id sticker on side:
Group K
"Seaboard"
Wooden Jig-Saw
15"x10"
Pieces 330
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Well, that's all I know about it from what's on the box. I googled it and there is nothing like it on Ebay. Not sure how old it is or how much it might be worth.
I'm sorry I can not help you,but I do want to tell you that is one beautiful puzzle I have ever seeN. Thank you sharing, do not give up i have faith some here CW will guide you to the right place so be patient.
aaronkleiber I found this web site check it out I found your Puzzle.
http://www.thejigasaurus.com/jigasaurus/v/victory/goldbox/giselle/
Oh wow, that's the same painting but a different brand and size - but who woulda thought they would do the same print! Thanks!
You are welcome!