Springbok's 1500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Santa's Coca-Cola Christmas - Made in USA

Springbok has been a leading name in the puzzle world since 1963. We have focused on the qualities that give Springbok its reputation: originality, innovation and superior quality. Santa's Coca-Cola Christmas 1500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle. Coca-Cola, Santa & Christmas are the perfect holiday combination! Santa's Coca-Cola Christmas is a 1500 jigsaw puzzle collage of vintage Coca-Cola advertising from across the years! Springbok is known for manufacturing quality jigsaw puzzles. The crisp and bright images make these puzzles especially enjoyable. Additionally, every single piece is uniquely shaped, leading to a more challenging puzzle experience. Our extra thick chipboard, combined with the unique pieces, allows our puzzles to interlock so completely that entire sections of the puzzle can easily be moved while being put together. 99% of our customers would recommend our puzzles to friends or family. As one of the few puzzle manufacturers that makes puzzles exclusively in the U. S. A., we take pride in the superior quality of our puzzles. The quality of our dies and above average thickness of our chipboards ensures the interlocking pieces will come together flawlessly multiple times. As one of the only puzzle manufacturers to own patented puzzle dies, our products are always original. Whether it's our 400 piece Family Puzzles, or one of our stunning landscapes, no two puzzles, or pieces, are alike. Producing only 25 new puzzles a year is one of the ways we guarantee that our new puzzles do not fall short of the exacting Springbok standards. Materials: Recycled Chip Board & Organic Soy Based Ink Lithography.

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