Magic £ Note Machine (money maker). England: Ellisdon & Son (E & S), ca. 1930s.
A wooden money-making machine that apparently transforms blank sheets of paper into genuine banknotes as they pass between two hand-operated rollers. Mounted on a wooden base with metal supports. Approximately 5½ × 2½ ″. Retains its original cardboard packaging, marked “Magic £ Note Machine,” and printed instructions identifying it as the “E & S” £ Note Machine. Good condition, with age-related wear to the apparatus and creasing, tears, and losses to the original packaging.
Magic £ Note Machine (money maker). England: Ellisdon & Son (E & S), ca. 1930s.
A wooden money-making machine that apparently transforms blank sheets of paper into genuine banknotes as they pass between two hand-operated rollers. Mounted on a wooden base with metal supports. Approximately 5½ × 2½ ″. Retains its original cardboard packaging, marked “Magic £ Note Machine,” and printed instructions identifying it as the “E & S” £ Note Machine. Good condition, with age-related wear to the apparatus and creasing, tears, and losses to the original packaging.
