At first glance, these twelve old fashioned brown leather suitcases look almost identical. They have matching handles, warm leather tones, and brass details. But one suitcase is different. Can you find it before reading the answer?
Look Beyond the Color
Differences in a picture puzzle are not always about size or color. Sometimes the clue is a small piece of hardware, a strap, or the position of a buckle. Examine the cases one at a time, moving from left to right, then continue to the next row.
There are four suitcases in each row, making three rows in total. See whether a detail stands out before you reach the end.
The Answer: Second Row, Third Suitcase
The odd one is the third suitcase in the middle row. Counting from the top left, it is suitcase number 7.
Unlike the others, which have two vertical straps and two buckles, this suitcase has three vertical straps and three buckles. That extra center strap is the giveaway.
Challenge Someone Else
Try showing the picture to someone without pointing out the extra buckle, and see how long it takes them to find the unusual suitcase.
