Other municipal issues

Some of these (Alpoyeca, Huamuxtitlán and Tlapa) are from areas dominated by Zapatista forces.

Alpoyeca

The catalogues record a 25c^{[image needed]} and this 50c note. In Long's 1974 auction was a "2mm thick cream cardboard, 42x50mm with clipped corners; stamped seals in black both sides, mainly illegible"^{Richard A. Long, Mail Auction Sale November 30, 1974} which was probably one of these.

Arcelia

This has a handstamped seal on the reverse.

Huamuxtitlán

The legend on the reverse reads 'AYUNTAMIENTO CONSTITUCIONAL DE HUAMUXTITLAN, DTO. DE ZARAGOZA'.

Tlapa

These have the same design, and signature, but apparently have the stamp of Tlapa on the reverse.

Round pasteboard cartones are recorded for the 2c, 4c, 5c and 10c values^{[images needed]}. The 50c cartón is known with denomination in two different size fonts. In Long's 1974 auction was "A large piece of thick cardboard 41x53mm; obv. bears black stamped illegible seal; rev. bears red stamped numeral 50 and border. Collector has identified it as originating from Tlapa"^{Richard A. Long, Mail Auction Sale November 30, 1974}.

Taxco

Ayuntamiento de Taxco

Series 1

One series had large type.

Series 2

Another had smaller type.

On 3 December 1915 the president municipal of Taxco, Fausto Venegas, wrote to Emiliano Zapata of the great difficulties suffered in his town. The local Oficina de Cambio had only $50 and $100 Revalidados, and so retail business had been paralysed. He asked Zapata to order the office to issue change in $1, $5 and $10 notes^{AGN, Fondo Emiliano Zapata, caja 16 exp 5}.