Cooksey Maze is a maze concept invented by an Englishman named "Mr. Richard Cooksey" in the 1970's. An evolved metal+plastic version with springs and pins was prototyped by Pentangle, but it was never taken in production. Oskar has been trying to locate Cooksey for quite some time, as the original "Cooksey Cilinder" has been an inspiration for many of Oskar's puzzle designs. This is a modified version of the original Cooksey Cylinder with a much simplified mechanism.

Earn a free Cooksey Maze if you can bring Oskar in contact with the original inventor of this maze concept. We know nothing more than his name, the fact that he is an Englishman, and that he already was an adult in the 1970's. Also the people who operated Pentangle in the 1970's do not have more identifying information.

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These are two knots linked together. The two knots turn though eachother in a gearing motion in a 2x3 ratio.

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Total Eclipse is a spherical cage with two rings inside. The object is to get the two rings out. That is difficult, as each of the rings is solving a maze.

The name of the puzzle refers to the total eclipse of the sun in 1999, which was visible in Europe. The puzzle was developed earlier that year.

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This is the sixth puzzle out of a series of six. It is a tribute to the Cooksey Maze by Richard Cooksey. See
http://www.shapeways.com/model/113356/cooksey_maze.html --- This specific puzzle has a ring two different rectangular pins at an angle of 22.5 degrees, and a matching maze cylinder. It is very confusing to solve, as you have to check both pins simultaneously.

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This is the second puzzle out of a series of six. It is a tribute to the Cooksey Maze by Richard Cooksey. See
http://www.shapeways.com/model/113356/cooksey_maze.html --- This specific puzzle has a ring two identical square pins at an angle of 45 degrees, and a matching maze cylinder. It is very confusing to solve, as you have to check both pins simultaneously.

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This is the third puzzle out of a series of six. It is a tribute to the Cooksey Maze by Richard Cooksey. See
http://www.shapeways.com/model/113356/cooksey_maze.html --- This specific puzzle has a ring two identical square pins at an angle of 22.5 degrees, and a matching maze cylinder. It is very confusing to solve, as you have to check both pins simultaneously.

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This is the fifth puzzle out of a series of six. It is a tribute to the Cooksey Maze by Richard Cooksey. See
http://www.shapeways.com/model/113356/cooksey_maze.html --- This specific puzzle has a ring two different rectangular pins at an angle of 45 degrees, and a matching maze cylinder. It is very confusing to solve, as you have to check both pins simultaneously.

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Rising Sun is a take-apart puzzle: remove the sun from the cloud. It is like a maze to solve.

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