Puzzles White Mountain ROUTE 66 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle FREE SHIPPING COMPLETE

This is a 1000 piece puzzle in the shape of the USA with a colorful ensemble of landmarks, agriculture, wildlife and other attributes from each state of the contiguous 48 American States. The pieces have many unique shapes and sizes to keep it interesting. Hang it in the game room, workshop, garage or bar for an opportunity to brag about your mad puzzle skills. Gather the kids and the grownups around the table, and enjoy the conversation surrounding each state and region of the country.

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Embark on a thrilling journey across the Heartland! The Heartland Tour by Hart Puzzles is the ultimate adventure for puzzle enthusiasts aged 11 and above. From iconic monuments to breathtaking landscapes, each piece tells a unique story. With dimensions of 24 x 30, this collage-style puzzle offers hours of excitement and challenge.

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This MasterPieces 19.25 x 26.75 1000pc seek & find Puzzle has hidden objects you will discover as you assemble the puzzle. All the clutter in the attic is nostalgic memories of fun and family in this precious mess. Go on an adventure! Explore and find hidden objects while you make your jigsaw puzzle! The chipboard used in these puzzles is made of recycled material.

Seek & Find - A Precious Mess 1000 Piece Puzzle | Masterpieces

Drawing on her formal education in fine art, graphic design, and art history, Gina Jane Lee began her professional art career in her early twenties. She formed a tole painting company in the San Francisco Bay area. Later, Lee licensed her drawings as rubber stamps and stencils for the craft industry. In 2006, she began licensing her artwork in full color. Today, her artwork is instantly recognized by puzzle, home decor, gift, fabric, and partyware industry leaders around the globe.