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History and nostalgia puzzles

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A collage from designer Charlie Girard that includes brands such as Famous Amos, Bisquick, Vicks, Ovaltine, Old Spice, and many more.

White Mountain

They Still Make That? (1901pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

A collage-format puzzle from designer Charlie Girard, themed around the title's question of whether some brands are still being made, with a nostalgic/vintage framing. The collage includes brands such as Famous Amos, Bisquick, Vicks, Ovaltine, Old Spice, and many more.

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A collage from designer Charlie Girard featuring Famous Amos, Bisquick, Vicks, Ovaltine, Old Spice, and many more brands.

White Mountain

They Still Make That? (2147pz)

300 pieces18.0 Ă— 24.0 in

A Charlie Girard collage for White Mountain that gathers brands some may have forgotten but many still love, among them Famous Amos, Bisquick, Vicks, Ovaltine, Old Spice, and many more.

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A collage-style puzzle created by Steve Cameron, combining common expressions, moral principles, and assorted concepts and ideas; its material can be motivational or philosophical.

White Mountain

Things I Have Learned (2062pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

Things I Have Learned is a collage-format White Mountain puzzle with artwork by Steve Cameron, collecting familiar sayings and life-lesson phrases that run from motivational to philosophical. The theme carries a nostalgic, pop-culture slant.

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Vintage toys, classic comic books, retro candy, and assorted pop-culture keepsakes appear together in a colorful, item-packed collage that revisits childhood favorites from decades past.

White Mountain

Things Kids Collect (2233pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

A collage-format jigsaw from White Mountain, illustrated by Charlie Girard. Rather than a single continuous scene, the design gathers vintage pop-culture keepsakes from decades past into one nostalgia-driven image.

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Steve Cameron is the artist on this puzzle, which centers on household phrases parents repeat. Examples include waiting for father to get home, lines saying it is not up to the child, and not being the maid. Many other familiar parental remarks that kids hear often are also part of the design.

White Mountain

Things Parents Say (1760pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

White Mountain's Things Parents Say is credited to Steve Cameron. Its subject comes from lines parents say frequently and kids recognize well, and it carries a nostalgic, vintage theme.

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Sayings from past and present are brought together in a collage.

White Mountain

Things We Say (1733pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

A White Mountain collage-style puzzle with artwork credited to Steve Cameron, who compiled sayings from past and present. The product itself has a nostalgic/vintage theme.

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A collage of Thomas Chambers paintings that brings several of the nineteenth-century artist's compositions together in one image. Marine views on the water appear alongside landscape scenes, and the assembled paintings carry a vintage character.

Cobble Hill

Thomas Chambers

1,000 pieces26.6 Ă— 19.3 in

A Cobble Hill puzzle built around the fine art of Thomas Chambers, the London-born painter who emigrated to the United States in 1832 and painted marine scenes and landscapes. A brief write-up on the artist and his paintings is included.

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A thrift-store-themed puzzle featuring gently used clothing, shoes, and household items.

White Mountain

Thrift Store (2012pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 Ă— 30.0 in

Thrift Store is a nostalgic/vintage-themed puzzle about secondhand shopping, with gently used clothing, shoes, and household items. The artwork is credited to Eduard.

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An eclectic gathering of antique and vintage vessels — vases, jugs, decanters, chalices, and assorted glassware — arranged across a wide span of silhouettes, sizes, and colors. The mix of unlike pieces together gives the scene the treasure-trove feel of a thrift or antique shop display.

New York Puzzle Company

Thrifting

1,000 pieces19.3 Ă— 26.6 in

Thrifting turns a thrift-store haul of antique glassware into a vintage-style jigsaw illustration. The puzzle is cut with random die-cut pieces, so piece shapes vary rather than repeating a uniform grid, and the surface carries a linen-style finish.

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A woman is surrounded by heirlooms and small keepsakes associated with departed loved ones and earlier generations. The composition connects these objects with remembrance, family, and personal strength.

Nautilus Puzzles

Tokens

461 pieces15.0 Ă— 12.0 in

Serena Malyon's painting is presented as a traditional adult wooden puzzle with fantasy-shaped whimsy pieces integrated to complement the image. The design uses a Victorian cut style, and a bonus poster is included.

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A folk-art view of Tombstone, Arizona, the Old West mining town nicknamed "The Town Too Tough To Die." The town's historic character is rendered in a folk-art style, recalling the frontier era when word of a silver strike drew prospectors, cowboys, and homesteaders to the area.

Dowdle

Tombstone

500 pieces16.0 Ă— 20.0 in

This Dowdle design belongs to the American Cities series and centers on Tombstone, Arizona, connecting the artwork to the town's silver-mining origins through Army scout Ed Schieffelin's silver discovery and to the historic district that remains a favorite among Tombstone visitors. The subject is place-specific rather than a generic Western scene, carried in the brand's folk-art treatment.

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The artwork centers on totem poles rendered in brilliant colors. The subject connects to cultural beliefs, familiar legends, clan lineages, and notable events.

Eurographics

Totem Poles

1,000 pieces26.6 Ă— 19.3 in

This Eurographics design combines brilliantly colored totem-pole artwork with cultural themes involving familiar legends, clan lineages, and notable events.

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A vintage green tractor appears in a nostalgic farm scene set within a rural landscape.

Eurographics

Tractor Tin

550 pieces19.0 Ă— 13.0 in

The puzzle features a nostalgic farm scene with a vintage green tractor, includes a poster, and is stored in an embossed tin shaped like a classic tractor. It uses blueboard with a linen finish.

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A fine-art village street scene with a cottage, presented as Vincent Van Gogh’s second version of Trip To Auvers.

Nautilus Puzzles

Trip To Auvers by Vincent Van Gogh

302 pieces11.0 Ă— 15.5 in

This wooden jigsaw centers on the second version of Trip To Auvers by Vincent Van Gogh. It features a Victorian design cut, shaped whimsy pieces matched to the painting’s theme, and a bonus poster.

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In a twilight view of Taos, New Mexico, a vintage red truck sits within a snowy landscape, while mountain scenery and Christmas atmosphere frame the winter scene.

Nautilus Puzzles

Twilight Snowstorm

473 pieces16.0 Ă— 13.5 in

This wooden jigsaw puzzle features Stephen Morath's Taos design, shaped corner pieces, an irregular edge, and a bonus poster; it is made in the USA.

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A motorcycle trip unfolds along a dirt road, where a small gas station and vintage signs stand beneath an endless blue sky. The asphalt radiates the heat of the sun, and the scene carries waves of nostalgia.

Cobble Hill

Two for the Road

1,000 pieces26.6 Ă— 19.3 in

Cobble Hill's Two for the Road is a jigsaw built around a motorcycle journey, pairing open-road adventure with roadside nostalgia. The theme centers on travel and transportation, with a nostalgic road-trip mood.

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