In trying to use my Himber wallet for "Polaroid Money " ( Xerox Money also ) I have discovered that paper money will not fit into the right side of the wallet without being trimmed down quite a bit.
My Himber wallet is seven inches long but the stiching for the right money pocket cuts the usable area down.
Are there any sources out there for 'large' Himber wallets that will really hold an American dollar bill without chopping it down ?

My Himber Wallet (from Johnson Products) is fine with any currency. Now granted I have had it for over 25 years BUT as far as I know, it has not changed size in those years. Did you purchase a small "hip wallet" instead?

Perhaps if you used foreign money in stead of all US money, and make it a real colorful bill change effect that finished with US money.

PSIncerely Yours,
Paul Alberstat
http://www.stores.ebay.ca/abstagecraft

Nicodemus,

Do you have a copy of Xerox Money? (The Ron Bauer Private Studies Series?)

If so, turn to page 6, illustration 7. Instead of placing the "Xerox Money" behind "C", place the "Xerox Money" behind the bills at "A" And slightly tilt the "Xerox Money" towards the right, that way it will be easy to remove the "Xerox Money". The only time the bills are behind "C" is when you first open the wallet. So it really doesn't matter where you start with the "Xerox Money". I also have a Johnson Product Wallet and the "Xerox Money" fits behind "C" just fine. Although, I prefer to have the "Xerox Money" behind the bills at "A". Unfortunately, I don't know of any other wallets that are made to hold money properly.

Hope that helps,
Dowdy
http://www.thinklikeaconjurer.com

Yes, I am trying to get 'Xerox Money' up and running. And yes, the idea of moving the bills to "A" in a workable solution. Thanks Mr. Dowdy.
I think I may still look for a Johnson Himber wallet though just because I want to use that right side someday.

Thanks again one and all. - Nicodemus