Rant Review: Puzzle Within a Puzzle: Seeing Double 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle (Great American Puzzle Factory, art by John Speirs, 1991)

This was a thrift store find during the seemingly endless summer, which I dutifully saved for a more appropriate time. At a mere hundred pieces, it went together quickly. I remember seeing this art style quite a lot back in the late '80s and early '90s, and I enjoyed taking it all in as I put it together. Once the puzzle is done, there are fourteen differences to find between the two halves. Can you find them all? The solution is included in case you need a bit of help. 

The pieces are thin, sturdy cardboard, and have withstood the past few decades without damage apart from a minor crease in one piece. The pieces snap together well, and the completed puzzle easily passes the pickup test. The price sticker reveals that it originally cost $3.99 at K&B, so I got quite a bargain getting it for a dollar!