A super visual and easy way to magically create money! <br><br> Change a $1 bill into a $100 bill, or use ordinary paper to change into real money! <br> This effect can be used with many different bills to do the transformation. <br><br> This illusion is easy to perform for magicians of all skill levels.<br> The included step-by-step instructional magic training guide lets you pick up this classic trick with ease. <br><br> Own a piece of magic history with this quality Money Maker Illusion kit!<br><br><b>The History of the Money Maker Effect:</b><ol><li>1891 to Alois Miklas of Vienna, Austria-Hungary, with assignor to George Borgfelt & Co. of New York (toy manufacturer) <br> Patent #453,201</li><li>1905 to William Horrocks of Littlefalls, New York, as a toy.<br> This was the first flat model. <br> Patent #783,203</li><li>1909 to Frank L. Oleson of Chicago, Illinois </li><li>1923 to Fred Densmore & Christian Kessler. <br> This model was the one that influenced the Thayer Owen models. <br> This is also the model that was used by Laurel and Hardy in their 1942 film <i>A Haunting We Will Go</i>, which also featured that great loved Illusionist Dante. <br> Patent #1,473,214</li></ol> There have been lots of variations built and manufactured over the years, but the S.S. Adams Co. probably made more versions of the money maker than anyone else.<br><br> As far as the very first? Bart Whaley in his Encyclopedic Dictionary of Magic says that a money maker was marketed in W.F. Hamley's catalog in 1882 as "The Marvelous Printing Machine."