You can load the machine with bills of larger denominations and insert dollar bills. Apparently you change a dollar from one to five, ten or more.
 
Load the machine with bills on which you have written the names of friends to whom you are going to demonstrate. For instance, mark one bill “Joan,” another “Marie,” another “Lena.” Before you insert the blank, write the names in the same manner, in the same position, and with the same pencil on each blank before you insert it. When the REAL bills come out, each marked with THEIR names which they have SEEN YOU WRITE on the blank paper, they will be astounded.
 
After you produce a bill and after you have passed it out for examination, you say, “This looks so much like a real bill that the Government may object.” So to be on the safe side, I either tear up the bill or better still, I again run it through the machine and it again comes out a blank paper. While making this statement insert the bill in front of the machine, turn the UPPER knob, the bill disappears between the rollers and out will come a blank piece of paper.
 
For variety say that you can print bills in strips. You insert a long piece of paper, run it between the rolls and out comes three bills all in one strip. (This stunt needs some preparation. First, paste three bills together by the ends. Do the same with three pieces of the blank paper. Load the strip of three bills into the machine, insert the white strip in the regular way and you produce three bills apparently printed on the one strip.)
 
CONDITION NOTES:  Very nice vintage piece in excellent condition. The instructions and included blank bills show some age-related discoloration. The box remains in very good condition with minor wear from storage and age.