a.k.a. Richter Anchor Stone Puzzle No. 14 (sometimes 3)
F. Ad. Richter & Co., Germany, late 1890's / early 1900's
(cardboard box 3" x 3+7/8" x 1/2", 10 stone pieces, and booklet;
the Anchor Puzzle Book dates this puzzle as first made in 1899;
similar in construction to the Anchor Puzzle Tangram;
the inside of the cover shows how to pack the pieces into the box;
the booklet has 48 pages with 136 shapes to make,
where the last 16 pages are shapes made in combination with another puzzle;
the solution to the first problem in the booklet is shown above)

Note: Although usually referred to with the number 14, some versions of the box graphics showed the number 3.

a.k.a. Richter Anchor Stone Puzzle No. 14 /3
Richter & Co., Germany, circa 1890's / early 1900's.
(cardboard box 3" x 3+78" x 1/2", 10 stone pieces, and booklet;
the inside of the cover shows how to pack the pieces into the box;
booklet has 48 pages with the same 136 shapes to make as the preceding page)

a.k.a. Richter Anchor Stone Puzzle No. 14 /3
Richter & Co., Germany, circa 1890's / early 1900's.
(cardboard box 3" x 3+78" x 1/2", 10 stone pieces, and booklet;
the inside of the cover shows how to pack the pieces into the box;
booklet has 48 pages with the same 136 shapes to make as the preceding pages)