| The picture below shows a larger top and bottom view of this Old Robert Journet & Company The Queen Mary Dexterity Puzzle Game. This game is not dated but it is old. It is made of plastic, wood, paper, cardboard, and metal balls. The object is to get the three small metal stacks on the ship and the three metal balls (buoys) in to the circles, then navigate the ship from the ocean to the dock without losing any of the stacks or buoys. The puzzle surface is marked as follows: THE ''QUEEN MARY'' PUZZLE
INSTRUCTIONS
GET THE BUOYS INTO POSITION. THEN MANAUVRE THE LINER FROM THE OCEAN INTO DOCK WITHOUT FOULING THE BUOYS.
R. J. LONDON The back is bright yellow and it has a tongue twister that reads as follows: THE R. J. SERIES OF POPULAR PUZZLES Popular Portable Puzzles Proving Positively Perplexing and Perpetually Pleasing Posers Presenting Persistently Provoking Problems Providing Profuse Pleasure, and Producing a Palliative or Placid Panacea to People Possessing a Propensity for Persistence, Patience, Perspicacity and Painstaking Propensities. 4125 MADE BY R. JOURNET & CO. LTD. LONDON, ENGLAND The puzzle measures 4-1/4'' x 5-1/4'' x 3/4''. It appears to be in mint condition as pictured. | 
