SubscribeHere’s another vintage French vintage hidden object puzzle cards.
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It looks like the bottom text translates to: “That’s great, master Lafleur, but where are your three patients?”(Thanks to Brandon for providing)
If you’re new to the site, here’s a couple more you can try:
- Find the Seven Horses (Jim Warren art)
- Find the 3 Rabbits (another French puzzle card)
- Liebig Hidden Object card
- A Night at the Opera
- Help the Minstrel Find His Harp
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1/Head with beard on back of mans head standing to the left
2/Head with long hair on mans head standing to the right
3/Head above mans hand standing on left
I believe it translates as: “That’s great, master Lafleur, but where are your three patients?”
Thanks, Brandon
Between the left guys arms, the sheetfolds look like a face.
one is in the guys hair on the left at the top of his hair. he has a cold band on his forehead.
Excellent Tania! I thought getting all 3 was tough!
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