New York Puzzle Company - Sledding in The Park 500 Piece Puzzle for Adults

On a cold and snowy day, Central Park bustles with activity as scores of children enjoy the sledding and skating. Their parents, bundled up in their winter garments, watch over them from the park benches.

The "Sledding in the Park" cover of The New Yorker, originally published on February 26th, 1955, and created by artist Arthur Getz, has been transformed into a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle by the New York Puzzle Company.

The finished puzzle measures 24 inches by 18 inches and is recommended for puzzlers aged 10 and above. The puzzle adheres to CPSIA, ASTM, and CE safety regulations, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all.

The 500-piece jigsaw puzzles from the New York Puzzle Company are perfect for family game nights, typically taking an intermediate puzzler around two to three hours to complete. Families and friends working together can expect to finish the puzzle even faster.

The New Yorker is renowned for its in-depth reporting, commentary, fiction, poetry, and humor, as well as its beautifully illustrated covers, many of which have been adapted into challenging jigsaw puzzles by the New York Puzzle Company. Their curated selection of New Yorker covers ranges from 100-piece mini puzzles to 500 and even 1000-piece puzzles, catering to puzzlers of all skill levels.

This particular puzzle features uniquely shaped, random-cut pieces, meaning no two pieces are alike. This design choice adds an extra layer of challenge and fun to the puzzle experience.

New York Puzzle Company takes great pride in the fact that each of their puzzles is printed, cut, and boxed in the United States, ensuring a quality product made by people earning a living wage. Furthermore, the company is committed to sustainability, pledging 1% of the sale of each puzzle to environmental non-profits dedicated to creating a healthy planet.

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