The Veteran Motorcar 1885-1904, Springbok, 500 pieces, copyright 1965. My first vintage Springbok. We really enjoyed it. And the cars were really interesting and earlier than ones I was familiar with.
Spools, 1,000 pieces (minus ?) SunsOut. My husband and I really loved the parts we did. We tried to do the connecting sections but they were torture. We were also discouraged by missing pieces so we saved it for a craft project.
Art of the Table, 500 piece Galison. I loved the picture but let it sit a long time before tackling it. I didn't enjoy it anywhere near as much as I thought I would. Not a keeper. Ironically I almost bought the greeting card puzzle of the art!
Lakeside Flower Village, 300 pieces, Colorcraft. I love the brand but not this one. A real disappointment. Had only done 500 & 1,000 piece counts before. Not sure if that's why this thin annoying one was different?
The Lovers, Eugenia Lumfer, Magnolia 260. Since I bought another four sets of 260, I thought maybe I should do another one that I already had. :) A little harder than the Sweet Home that I did last.
The Whole World, Pomegranate 1,000 pieces, the one I've been working on the longest (without giving up). Got it in October. Can't even find half of my 'in process' pix! The first one is from November. And it's been about a month since I worked on it. I still love the stupid thing. :)
Kameido Tenjin, 79 pieces, Victory Wooden Puzzles. u/elisewong mentioned the interesting shape connectors on this series. I wasn't sure but really enjoyed the way they went together.
Winter Farm Scene, Lucy Grossmith, 271 pieces, Victory wooden puzzles. I really wanted this one. Unfortunately I really didn't enjoy doing it. The 'berry bushes' were a pain and there were some duplicate-type images that made it more difficult for me. I love her art and was ultimately disappointed.