Hokey Cokey Puzzle Lock - Trick Padlock

Two Brass Monkeys

£79

You've sung the song. You've danced the dance. Now own the puzzle lock. The Hokey Cokey Lock is the first puzzle lock designed by Ali Morris and was Steve's exchange puzzle at the 38th International Puzzle Party. The first TwoBrassMonkeys puzzle to be made. The HoKey CoKey was a Jury 1st Prize Winner in the 2019 Nob Yoshigahara Puzzle Design Competition Each puzzle comes with an engraved keychain bottle opener, the engraving may differ slightly on the puzzle we send you as supplies of the IPP exchange versions of the keyring are almost exhausted. The whole puzzle, including keys, weighs about

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Hokey Cokey Puzzle Lock - Trick Padlock

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