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The scene is the finish line, with the tortoise stretching out his head, in fact past the corner of the box! The finished puzzle is 19" x 14" and includes about 54 pieces, all of which I can attest are present. It was fun doing this puzzle! Except for some buckling of the individual pieces, it is in very good condition. Some pieces represent objects like cars and shoes and a dog.

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Perhaps the most memorable feature of the picture here is that the tortoise is sweating!

Abstract These are spirited illustrations of fables. The animals about which Perrette dreams are sitting or standing along the path. Both grasshopper and ant are curious mixtures of human and animal. The tortoise is apparently crawling or flopping over the ribbon marking the finish line. The sturdy cardboard puzzles, about 6¾" x 9½", are in excellent condition, perhaps never taken apart. The box itself has suffered more wear. Included are same-sized images of the puzzles' scenes. Since there are four...

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There is a pleasant "finish of the race" scene on the cover of this oblong portrait-formatted box. It is signed by "collet." I have not tried the puzzle yet. Sorry!

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Three twelve-piece puzzles: GGE, "The Squealing Pig," and TH. The style of the pictures reminds me of Milo Winter's work. The puzzles are complete but slightly warped. What a great find!

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The cover of this puzzle asks "Can you find all your favorite fables?" I can find twenty, cleverly worked into one picture. I am unsure of several of the images, particularly the farmer with a pitcher and the animal tumbling into the well. Cleverly done! I can remember being frustrated that I bought this same puzzle twice within a short time, but I cannot yet establish when and from whom.