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A blue box with part of a map of the world visible. There are cartoon illustrations over the map such as tree, animals and monuments. A white stamp like rectangle is in the centre with the title inside. The box is closed with a black elastic strap.
The finished puzzle is a simple map of the world with the continents and oceans marked. There are cartoon illustrations over the map such as tree, animals, mountains and monuments
A cloth bag with black string closure with puzzle pieces spilling out.

Pocket World Puzzle

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Our planet is full of little big details that you can find in this 100-piece puzzle. Now in pocket format so you can take it with you anywhere in the world!

  • Age from 3 to 103 years old

  • Material Recycled cardboard and paper

  • Size 23,5 x 16,5 cm Box Size 13 x 13 x 3.5 cm

 

    Illustrator: Carmen Saldaña

    Format: Boxed

    Brand: Londji

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