Showing posts with label Jaymar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaymar. Show all posts

Sunday, October 27, 2024

Nightmare on the 13th Puzzle

 Nightmare on the 13th Puzzle
One Man Riet (2021)


This super cool puzzle was created by
tattoo artist Marty "Riet" McEwen.
It is based on the iconic Jaymar
puzzles from the 1960's.

Sunday, May 16, 2021

Jaymar - Mummy Puzzle (Medium Size)

 Mummy Puzzle
Jaymar (1964)
15x20 (Medium Size)


Jaymar only made the Small and 
Medium sizes of the Mummy puzzle.
I just need two more sizes of the Wolf Man
puzzles and i will have them all!!!

Sunday, December 27, 2020

Friday, October 30, 2020

Jaymar Frankenstein Puzzle (Medium Size)

 Frankenstein Puzzle
Jaymar (1964)
15x20 (Medium Size)
 

This is the most difficult size to acquire.
They rarely come up for sale.
I am stoked because this completes
my set of all three sizes!! Woohoo!!!

Saturday, April 25, 2020

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Jaymar Mummy Puzzle

Mummy Puzzle
Jaymar (1963)


Small size 10"x14".


Here it is put together.
Why is the "victim" wrapped in bandages???

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Jaymar Wolfman Puzzle

Wolfman Puzzle
Jaymar (1963)


Small size 10"x14" puzzle.


It is kind of strange that it is a "Wolfman" puzzle
yet Frankenstein is the dominant character in the artwork.
Super cool piece of memorabilia though!!!

Friday, March 29, 2019

Jaymar Frankenstein Puzzle

Frankenstein Puzzle
Jaymar (1963)


This is the small size 10"x14" puzzle.


Here it is put together. The image was inspired by the 
film "Frankenstein meets the Wolfman" (1943).
I love that the guy on the table has a pool of blood
under his head and there is a giant hypodermic needle
laying there. Little kids were not snowflakes in the early 60's.

Monday, February 18, 2019

Jaymar Dracula Puzzle

Dracula Puzzle
Jaymar (1963)


These puzzles came in three different sizes.
This is the "Large" size 17 x 22 inches.


Here it is put together. Awesome graphics!!!
It's cool that Frankenstein is included.
It is really difficult to find these puzzles in good condition.
The top of the boxes are usually crushed in because
some stupid kid sat in the middle of it or something. :)