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Puzzle, jigsaw   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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"Mere"
Title
Puzzle, jigsaw
Object type Wartime economy/World War 2/wars; home front/World War 2/wars; games/wars; Nazism/World War 2/wars
Classification: NM3.13845
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English: Jigsaw puzzle- The Puzzle of Europe; WW2 puzzle, jigsaw; .1 box lid printed in yellow, black and red; 'The Greatest jig-saw Problem of the Age- THE PUZZLE OF EUROPE- PUT EUROPE TOGETHER"; .3 map; illustration of Europe showing territories occupied by germany and the USSR; .4-.26 jigsaw pieces; printed on cardboard; all pieces i shape of swastika markings- printed trademark to box lid- "MERE TRADEMARK FOR MERRIMENT"; manufacturers mark printed to box- "DEVISED, DRAWN, PRINTED AND CUT IN NEW ZEALAND- USING CARDBOARD AND PRINTING INKS MADE IN NEW ZEALAND"
Date World War 2-wars; Circa 1943; 1939-1940; 18 Aug 1999; 11 Aug 1999
Dimensions notes: puzzle size: 19" x 19"
institution QS:P195,Q758657
Accession number
1999.104.11
Place of creation Europe; New Zealand
Exhibition history Display: 23265
Credit line Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 1999.104.11
Notes The Puzzle of Europe - Put EuropeTogether Again, WW2 This puzzle proudly announced that it was totally made in New Zealand - "Devised, drawn, printed and cut in New Zealand, using cardboard and printing inks made in New Zealand". With restrictions on goods that could be shipped between Europe and New Zealand, local production of many goods became a necessity. Advertised in July 1943 by Whitcombe and Tombs at the price of 4-11d. Another puzzle advertised at the same time was a jigsaw map of Britain, heralded as "One Puzzle No Nazi Can Solve! Hutt News, 14 July 1943, page 3 column 1 http-paperspast.natlib.govt.nz-newspapers-HN19430714.2.25.1
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