Death On The Istanbul Express Mystery Puzzle 1000

Name: Death On The Istanbul Express Mystery Puzzle 1000
Brand: Breck's Gifts
SKU: 38381
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: OutofStock

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Read about Detective Hercule Poirot's voyage to Istanbul and the mysterious death of a fellow passenger. As you assemble the puzzle you will discover hidden clues inside the corridors and cabins of the Orient Express, which help you solve the puzzle and the mystery. But beware! The puzzle image is very different from the box cover. 1000 piece puzzle measures 23" x 29" when complete. Ages 15 and up

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