Vintage Puzzles 1982 Babylon Tower + Hungarian Rings

Description

Vintage, hard to find, discontinued puzzles,
unopened containers,
mint condition
( even though, please do consider the age of these objects when judging the condition of the container/box and the puzzles themselves )
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English label and manual with the Tower
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German label with the Rings
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Made in Hungary at early 80s.
"The Babylon Tower, sometimes called the Ivory Tower, is a sliding piece puzzle which consists of several discs stacked up into a tower, and they can rotate about a central axle. There are 6 such discs. Along the side of the tower are six columns of small balls in a pieces, in six colours. The colours in each column range from bright in the lower disc to pale in the top one. The bottom disc has a spring allowing one of two opposite balls to be pushed in, creating a gap. The balls can then slide up or down their groove from one disc to another because of the gap. By rotating the discs, the balls and the gap are moved around to the other columns.
This puzzle was designed by Endre Pap, who also designed the Hungarian Rings."
From Jaap’s puzzle page.