Arrow Circular 500pc Bouquet Series Some Packaging Variations 6
This series must have been long lived because you can find examples in many packaging styles – I remember doing one c 1970.
Lower Centre-Right: Arrow Games 500pc Circular Bouquet series. A different packaging style with an elegant cursive logotype. I had this jigsaw in the late 1960s/1970s. Like the majority of the images this bouquet featuring long-spurred aquilegia stands in a vase.
Top Left: Another packing style for my Aquilegia bouquet.
Top Centre: A wildflower country garden bouquet in a galvanised bucket.
Top Right & Lower Right: The box with two blue borders and the caps logotype and the jigsaw belonging to it. It's easy to see the annular cut in this photo.
Heather's show 7 tell jigsaw prompted me to produce this collage.
12 Arrow Games 500pc Circular Bouquet series, no 4258. 19in diameter, annular cut, 3pcmiss.
The jigsaw pieces are thin, have some surface cracking due to age, and don’t hold together well when you are moving small sections. As you move towards the centre sections of three pieces in a ring reduce to two. Heather found it quite difficult.
Arrow Circular 500pc Bouquet Series Some Packaging Variations 6
This series must have been long lived because you can find examples in many packaging styles – I remember doing one c 1970.
Lower Centre-Right: Arrow Games 500pc Circular Bouquet series. A different packaging style with an elegant cursive logotype. I had this jigsaw in the late 1960s/1970s. Like the majority of the images this bouquet featuring long-spurred aquilegia stands in a vase.
Top Left: Another packing style for my Aquilegia bouquet.
Top Centre: A wildflower country garden bouquet in a galvanised bucket.
Top Right & Lower Right: The box with two blue borders and the caps logotype and the jigsaw belonging to it. It's easy to see the annular cut in this photo.
Heather's show 7 tell jigsaw prompted me to produce this collage.
12 Arrow Games 500pc Circular Bouquet series, no 4258. 19in diameter, annular cut, 3pcmiss.
The jigsaw pieces are thin, have some surface cracking due to age, and don’t hold together well when you are moving small sections. As you move towards the centre sections of three pieces in a ring reduce to two. Heather found it quite difficult.