Apple Pie Parade | 100-Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle

Founded in 2007 by Adam Silver and Sarah Dickinson, New York Puzzle Company is based in Brooklyn, New York. The college friends began with a jigsaw puzzle of the New York City subway map. Their range centers on illustration, classic book art, and nostalgic images chosen to make everyday puzzling engaging. Recycled puzzle board and USA production reflect the company’s focus on thoughtful materials and domestic manufacturing.

Apple Pie Parade | 100-Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle

Apple Pie Parade is a 100-piece mini jigsaw puzzle with a finished size of 7 × 9 inches. It turns the featured illustration into a tabletop activity for puzzlers aged 10 and up, following the manufacturer’s age recommendation.

Step into a delightful slice of Americana with Apple Pie Parade, a 100-piece mini puzzle featuring artwork from a summer 1975 cover of The New Yorker. This whimsical illustration showcases a festive parade of apples proudly marching through city streets, waving American flags and holding high a banner featuring an iconic apple pie. With vibrant colors and playful charm, this joyful scene captures the essence of a summer celebration and the timeless American tradition of apple pie. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts and lovers of nostalgia, this compact puzzle offers a fun and quick challenge that transports you to a cheerful parade in the heart of the city. Piece together the spirit of summer, pride, and pie—one bite-sized piece at a time!

The mini format offers a smaller finished picture for a desk, side table, or travel work surface. Lay out the pieces beside the box image, group obvious colors and details, and work at a pace that suits the puzzler. Compare the finished measurements with your available space; mini describes the puzzle format and does not replace the printed age guidance.

Key features

• 100-piece mini jigsaw format.
• Featured artwork: New Yorker Cover by Artist Robert Weber, originally published on July 7th, 1975.
• Linen-style finish helps reduce glare.
• Manufactured in the USA, according to the maker.

Product specifications

• Piece count: 100
• Finished puzzle size: 7 × 9 inches
• Recommended age: 10 years and up
• Artwork credit: New Yorker Cover by Artist Robert Weber, originally published on July 7th, 1975
• Country of origin: United States
• SKU: NPZNY2226

Materials and construction

The manufacturer describes its puzzles as thick, 100% recycled chipboard printed with soy-based inks and finished with a linen-style surface to reduce glare. The board gives the image a firm paperboard backing for tabletop assembly, while the lightly textured finish helps keep the printed artwork comfortable to view under ordinary room lighting.

Care and storage

Keep the cardboard pieces and box dry. Handle pieces with clean, dry hands, use a clean tabletop, and avoid drinks or food near the work area. Brush away loose dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not immerse or wet-clean the board. Separate pieces carefully after use and return them to the box for storage away from moisture and direct sunlight. These are practical storage suggestions for a paperboard puzzle; follow any care instructions supplied with your item.

Shipping for this item

For this item, the supplier publishes typical processing of 1–2 business days and dispatch from its warehouse in Greenfield, Indiana. Standard delivery within the contiguous United States is estimated at a further 3–7 business days after dispatch. Processing time and carrier transit are separate, and weekends, holidays, weather, or destination can affect arrival. Available services and shipping charges for your buyamerican.mom order appear at checkout; check delivery needs before ordering for an event or gift date.

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Compare more American-made games and puzzles, or browse toys and games for another tabletop activity. When choosing a gift for a child, follow the package age recommendation and the CPSC’s guidance on choosing age-appropriate toys.