Looks like Maine, and we hope it is because nothing beats Maine lobstah. You can get ‘em here either live or cooked, as well as steamers, fresh fish, clam cakes, chowdah and a raw bar. A fisherman throws chum overboard as he motors through the harbor, and the lighthouse stands sentry as it has for generations.

A charming scene to get us ready for summer, by artist Joelle McIntyre.

1,000 piece puzzle with a finished size of 24” x 30”.

Imagine yourself watching Saturday morning cartoons with a heaping bowl of Cocoa Puffs, Kix, or Lucky Charms. Perhaps you're a bit more mature and prefer Cheerios, Total, or Wheaties - but never forget, Silly Rabbit, Trix Are For Kids!

1,000 pieces with a finished size 24" x 30".

How many famous figures do you see in this beach puzzle? Look for Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Elvis, Superman and Frankenstein just to name a few who are having a fun day at the beach in this whimsical puzzle.

1000 piece jigsaw puzzle:

Finished size 24" x 30".

This 1000 pc. puzzle from artist James Mellettcaptures the fashion and sports, the celebrities and politicians of the special era called the 80's. This jigsaw makes a great companion to the 60's, 70's, 90's and the New Millennium.

1000 pc. puzzles so be sure to collect them all. 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle: Finished size 24" X 30"  How many  icons and events of the 1980's can you identify?

Rainbow hues are reflected in the sky and deep blue water of this tempting tropical scene. On the beach outside the rustic cottages, a couple are entertained by leaping dolphins. Further out are more dolphins along with a variety of fish swimming with a large sea turtle around an ancient shipwreck.

There are over 20 additional images on the puzzle that you not see on the box but don’t fret- a cheat sheet is included! Artist John Enright. Finished size 24” x 30”.

The 1970's was a turbulent decade, skillfully depicted in this jigsaw puzzle by artist James Mellett. He has done an excellent job in featuring the fashion and sports, the celebrities and politicians of the seventies era.

This jigsaw puzzle salutes the 70s with a tribute to the headline grabbers of the decade including the champion Pittsburgh Steelers, the Bee Gees, Patty Hearst, John Lennon & Yoko Ono, Watergate Hotel, Saturday Night Fever, Animal House, The Godfather, Jack Nicklaus, the Ford Pinto, The Muppet Show, and so many more. How many icons and events of the 1970s can you identify?

Just Add Water. Fabulously fizzy & fun flavors need only a bit of water to put a smile on your face. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans themselves loved all the flavors of Kool-Aid, and who could argue with those icons? From Aunt Wick’s Root Beer to Rootin—Tootin’ Raspberry, which instant drinks were your favorites?

Charlie Girard has assembled a grouping of current and vintage drinks on this 1,000 piece puzzle. Finished size 24” x 30”.

Pile into the family station wagon for the tour of a lifetime, playing games such as Restaurant-I-Spy, Alphabet on License Plates and Road Trip Scavenger along the way.

The map is framed with state license plates and the finished size is 24” x 30”.

On the world scene we had Rosa Parks, Queen Elizabeth, Castro, Krushchev, Jonas Salk, Stalin, Truman, and McCarthyism, – but we liked Ike and Adlai. In sports we had Willie Mays, the Cleveland Browns, golfers, basketball stars, discus throwers, hockey players and the Boston Red Sox, among others. The Edsel, dial telephones, juke boxes, Coke machines, T-Birds, drive-in restaurants & theaters were all the rage. In movies, television, and music – well, too many to mention!

See for yourself in this colorful 1,000 piece puzzle by James Mellett. Finished size 24” x 30”.

Some things will change between the box image and the puzzle you assemble - the changes are clues that will help you solve the murder mystery. The story is included in box.  Artist Lena Pigareva. 1,000 piece puzzle with a finished size of 24” x 30”.

The puzzle art is a collage that depicts the triumphs and tragedies of the decade, from Perot to Potter, Waco to the World Wide Web, Sadaam to Seinfeld and Doogie to Dogg to Dumb & Dumber. This nineties puzzle is a great companion to the 60's , 70's , 80's  and New Millennium puzzles, so be sure to collect them all.1000 piece jigsaw puzzle:

Finished size 24" X 30"  How many icons and events of the 1990's can you identify?

The New Millennium 2000-2010. Here’s another creation from artist Jim Mellett which is sure to be a hit, just like his previous four “decades” puzzles (60s, 70s, 80s & 90s). On this one Jim tackles the first ten years of the new millennium, featuring what he feels are particularly notable people and events in the worlds of sports, politics, entertainment, science, fashion, technology, religion and more. Join us for this roller coaster ride of historic highs & lows!

This 1,000 piece puzzle has a finished size of 24” x 30”. 

Brilliantly colored, this spectacular Hot Air Balloons puzzle fools the eye with three-dimensional detail. Artist Royce McClure:

1000 piece jigsaw puzzle: Finished size 24" X 30".

On the far side of the cove are the bright lights and ferris wheel of an amusement park, but these beach dwellers make their own amusement with flags, pennants, and sparklers as they watch a huge fireworks display light up the night sky to celebrate the birth of our nation.

Share their excitement on this 1,000 piece puzzle with a finished size of 24" x 30".

The fiery sunset and changing colors of the trees indicate that autumn is on the way and this active pier will soon be shutting down for the winter. There’s still a lot going on, though, with the shop selling not only bait but also cold beer and live shrimp. Big fishing boats have pulled up for supplies or perhaps lunch alongside smaller craft, and seagulls continue their endless search for scraps.  

1,000 piece puzzle with a finished size of 24” x 30”.

1000 piece puzzle

Glare-free matte finish.

Printed with Eco-friendly inks, sourced responsibly and planet friendly.  

100% Recycled materials. 

 11 x 17" reference poster included inside. Puzzle Size - 19 x 28.5 inches