Robert Yarger is the artist behind the boxes of the Stickman Box Company. I am fortunate to be one of the few people to have a complete set of the boxes produced by him. Robert's earlier boxes were largely produced from simple domestic woods such as oak and maple and had a rather sturdy "country" feel to them. Robert's recent boxes utilize more exotic woods. But the true beauty of Robert's boxes lies in the locking mechanisms and the manner in which the secret compartments in many of his boxes are accessed. One cannot gain a true appreciation of his mechanical work without seeing it in operation firsthand.
*Gear Box (Limited Edition of 20)
*Holiday Lockbox (Limited Edition of 95)
*Magic Tile Lockbox (Limited Edition of 15)
*Kumiki Elephant
*Stickman #1 Box (Oakwood Slide Box; Limited
Edition of 100)
*Stickman #2 Box (55-Move Box; Limited Edition of 50)
*Stickman
#3 Box (106-Move Box; Limited Edition of 50)
*Stickman #4 Box (Clutch Tile Box; Limited
Edition of 45) (with
Eric Fuller)
*Stickman #5 Box (Takeapart Box aka Borg Box;
Limited Edition of 45)
*Stickman #6 Box (Grandfather Clock; Limited
Edition of 28)
*Stickman #7 Box (The Beast; Limited Edition of 18)
*Stickman #8 Box (3-Lock Box; Limited Edition of 25)
*Stickman #9 Box (Snowflake Box)
*Stickman #10 Box (Autumn Box; Limited Edition of 30)
*Stickman #11 Box (Fulcrum Box; Limited Edition of 35)
*Stickman #12 Box (Cross Box; Limited Edition of 30)
*Stickman #13 Box (Chopstick Box)
*Stickman #14 Box (Checkmate; Limited Edition of 26)
*Stickman #15 Box (Sliding Tile Box; Limited Edition of 20, 5 in each of 4 motifs)
*Stickman #16 Box (Domino Box; Limited Edition of 25)
*Stickman #17 Box (Try-Knot Box; Limited Edition of 55)