The Company of Crimson are a group of English live role-playing veterans who play in the age of Queen Victoria. Refs. Jema Davies, Dave Troll and Nik Hewitt run irregular live role play games based in 19th century Victorian England, a world of ether-tricity, science, art, poetry, fairies, gothic horror and eating vast quantities of cake. Victorianism at it's finest through the experience of live role-playing with the Petrie family and UK based live/table-top/PBM role-playing campaign, The Company of Crimson. God bless Queen Victoria. Company of Crimson, English LRP in The age of Queen Victoria. The collected adventures of a group of associates, lead by Professor Flinders Petrie, in the late 19th Century. Live Role Play in Victorian England. Outrageous Victoriana mixes with long running intrigue. English LRP in the Yorksire moors, heart of England, London and the home counties, LRP from frocks to fairies and from ether to steam, with time for Tiffin naturally. Take a look at our UK based English role-play game set in the age of the Raj, the age of Queen Victoria, the age of steam, the age of corsetry - Company of Crimson, an outrageous 19th century English live role-playing campaign in the age of Queen Victoria. Company of Crimson characters range from Sir Harry Flashman VC to Professor Flinders Petrie, from Miss. Athena Agnew to Viscount Rupert Buffington and magician Mr. David DeVant, it's not real though, it's just our twisted brand of English LRP, set in the late 19th century, the age of the Raj, the age of Queen Victoria. This is the collected adventures of a group of associates whos interests range from the supernatural to the ether, from religion to steam, from archaeology to poetry, from theatre to law, from the gothic to Victoriana. Live Role Play in Victorian England.
League of Crimson - 1920s Links

League of Crimson - 1920s Live Role Playing 1920's Links League of Crimson - 1920s Live Role Playing

The Brooklands Society

Brooklands Museum 		A few of us chaps want to heartily recomend a day out at good old Brooklands down in Weybridge, Surrey. Well worth going on an event day, but not essesntial as there's loads to look at everyday. The Best of British racing cars (and some amazing planes too) all in one place. Steeped with history, you don't have to be into racing to enjoy the atmosphere.
Webtender For all your cocktail recipes and a full bartender's handbook. You can search for drinks by the ingredients you have in the cabinet, very handy if you find yourself out of prune juice and need an alternative to a "Hooded Claw"....
Encyclopaedia of the First World War. A web site designed for schools with lots of details such as life in the trenches, the air war and the VADs.
BBC History Website Science and Technology 1901-1939
The Campaign for Women's Suffrage 1903-1928
Liberal Reforms 1906-1910
King George V 1910
Trade Unionism 1911-1914
The Beginning of a Motoring Age 1912
World War One 1914-1918
The Economy Between the Wars - Depression 1918-1939
Cinema, Radio and Mass Media 1922
The Rise of Suburbia and the Housing Act 1922-1930
Holidays 1925-1936
The General Strike 1926-1927
The Wall Street Crash 1929
1920's Slang Mainly US jazz age slang. An alphabetical listing of collonial 20's diction.
Filmsite The greatest movies and studios of the twenties. From Robin Hood to The Thief of Bagdad, from RKO to Disney. A wannabe's potted history...
The Red Scare
 Political cartoons from wave of anticommunist hysteria that swept the United States from 1919-1920. "By June 1920, some ten thousand people were arrested and imprisoned solely for their political beliefs or for belonging to labor or political organizations."
Cthulhu Lives I know, we don't (technically) do "Cthulhu", but if you do (and we get a lot of visitors looking for such stuff) you have so gotta go and check out these excellent (and some free) pdf props for use in LRP. Hats off Andy, excellent :-)
Costume Manifesto Some outstanding early 20th Century fashion links.
Splendid Bally Fellows
 A Very Special Mention
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