There is no box bottom or sides, only the top image. The lady I bought these from had....1000s of puzzles. She did not however have room to store them all. She cut the boxes up, bagged the pieces and devised an ingenious filing system to sock them away. A great way to save if you like complex vintage, high piece count puzzles. Overstock from the teeming depths of my DUNGEON OF DOOM. (Seriously I think my Brick and Mortar's basement is haunted or something.) There is almost no end to the items you can buy. But, please if you are buying more than one, allow me to send you an invoice so I can combine shipping costs and save you a bit. Returns must be in like condition, insured with DC and shipped same method received. Items returned that were shipped for free will have the shipping costs deducted before refunding.

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On May-14-13 at 06:29:22 PDT, seller added the following information:

This is a mass edit so I apologize if this information already appears.:

I buy, scarf, obtain, scrounge & hoard jigsaw puzzles by the HUNDREDS from church, garage, community sales and such...there is NO feasible way for me to count each and every one of them. If you buy a jigsaw puzzle and find there is a missing piece, please just let me know and I will be happy to take care of it. Just send me a picture of it almost completed. Consider each puzzle to be uncounted with a possibility of being incomplete but remember you are 100% covered by ebay, my return policy, my feedback and my promise to you.

Consider all of these puzzles to be uncounted with a possibility of being incomplete (mostly the * ones) and to have some wear. All are used unless otherwise described as sealed.