Movie money - Estado de Sonora (derivatives)

Some notes are even further removed from the originals.

Stado de Son

M Unlisted $1 Stado de Son

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This has similar features to a note produced for the 20th Century-Fox Films Corporation.

M Unlisted $100

Phoney Mazuma

These have a portrait of Ellis Zemansky of the prop company, Ellis Mercantile Co. Ellis Mercantile was established as a pawn shop in 1908. When a customer needing a glass eye for one of the earliest movie productions suggested that he rent the glass eye instead of purchasing it, the rental business was started. Over the years, Ellis props were used on countless famous movies and well-known TV productions. Ellis closed in 1999 due to failing profits combined with runaway production concerns and in June 2000, nearly a century worth of movie props were auctioned off at the Universal Hilton and via the Internet.

large size

These large size notes have lined margins at their sides. 

M Unlisted 20 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 50 Phoney Mazuma 

M Unlisted 50 Phoney Mazuma 

M Unlisted 50 Phoney Mazuma 

small size, large numeral

M Unlisted 1 Phoney Mazuma 

small size, small numeral

M Unlisted 1 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 5 Phoney Mazuma black and grey/light green

M Unlisted 5 Phoney Mazuma black and grey/dark green

M Unlisted 10 Phoney Mazuma  

M Unlisted 50 Phoney Mazuma black and grey/light green

M Unlisted 50 Phoney Mazuma black and grey/dark green

small size, small block numeral

M Unlisted 10 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 50 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 100 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 100 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 500 Phoney Mazuma

M Unlisted 1,000 Phoney Mazuma

Republic of Somora

This is probanly play money rather than prop money. It has a cartoon portrait at left and the denominations in PEZOS.

M Unlisted $5 Republic of Somora

M Unlisted $500 Republic of Somora