UPDATE: Thanks to Oneiric, we have a translation!!

Bilbao has just let me know he’s returned from vacation, and so before the week is over, will  have another hard math puzzle to put up!

Something is wrong with this picture. Can you figure it out?

Here are several earlier

Have you ever seen a vegetable in a teapot?

There are no hidden objects

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This one is kind of hard. Can you find the Dog’s Master?

View previously posted hidden object puzzles

This puzzle card shows what you might see on a desk from the 1930s. However, even for an old desk, something just isn’t right. Can you find the fault?

I think this translates to: Where are the policemen?

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A French antique hidden object  puzzle card: Where is the fisherman?

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What’s wrong with this picture?

Here are several more similar picture puzzles you can try

There’s Romeo, but can you find Juliet?

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Will reveal submitted answers Wednesday, thanks.

Have you ever seen a bird in a ring?

There are no hidden objects here; check out this earlier

What’s wrong with this picture?

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It’s been 6 months since the last antique French hidden object puzzle card went up, so figured it’s time to bring another one out. Some of you may remember the Three Rabbits , or the Pain De Sucre

This just may be the mother of all hidden object puzzle cards-

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After struggling with the scanner and Adobe Photoshop for 2 hours, I’ve finally managed to get these 2 beautiful Liebig Hidden Object Puzzle Cards up on the site. Made in the 1800s, Liebig cards are collectors items, valued for their high quality colored lithograph printing and design. To appreciate the detail, click on the images below to jump to high resolution.

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It’s been several months since we saw the last antique French puzzle card