Links to other sites of interest

The traders and organisations listed on this page are here because I either use them myself or I respect their goods or services highly.

Resources

The Scriptorium - a good resource page for all information medieval.

Class history – excellent historical resource centre for schools by a teacher.

The living history site – a site for gossip, information and more links in the British re-enactment world.

Jack Greene – creates highly accurate and entertaining living history visits for historic buildings and schools.

The Tudor Market - A portal with links to all the Tudor goods and services you never knew you needed.

Traders

Annie the Pedlar – excellent bespoke Medieval and Renaissance costumes.

A Plaisance – high quality bespoke armour.

Boyton Archery – beautiful bows and longbows and handmade arrow shafts.

Forest Glass – handmade historical reproduction glassware.

Gerry Burrows - Demonstrator in wood and pole turning, tent peg making, ropemaking. Also supplies rope and other reenactment accoutrements.

Herts Fabrics – wools, linens and brocades suitable for re-enactors

History in the making – gorgeous traditional medieval furniture and timber frame building.

Kay's Medieval Kit - Costumed medieval storyteller Kay Rouse.020 8856 8287

Warp & Weft - Weaving and braiding. Dress points and waxed linen arming points. working demonstrations. 01522 705493

Mulberry Dyer - All things to do with historically accurate dyeing, spinning and weaving. Working demonstrations

Past tents – high quality, durable re-enactment tentage.

Paul Meekins Books – historical based bookshop covering every period and subject.

Trinity Court Potteries – highly accurate hand made ceramics for re-enactors.

White Rose Castings – high quality buckle and dress accessory castings, mainly taken from original pieces.

Organisations

Call to Arms – the directory of living history and the heritage industry.

Event plan – plans, organises, insures and operates historically based events and shows on behalf or organisations and individuals.

Kentwell Hall – beautiful moated manor house that stages a massive 3 week long re-creation in the summer.

Plantagenet Events – organiser of a number of established re-enactment fairs across the UK.

Skirmish Magazine – the regular magazine of the UK re-enactment community.

Soutares ond Clerces – organisers of re-enactment fairs including Cressing Temple.

The Original Re Enactors Market – huge two hall bi-annual market with over a 100 quality traders.

The Tudor Group – the place to go for historic clothing research and consultancy

Inside History Ltd. – Inside History create hand stitched costumes following primary sources and methods. Materials are well researched and are as close to the original as possible. We believe a costume should be comparable to an original inside and out.

If you want to order, or require more information, email: tod@todsstuff.co.uk
Or if you prefer, call: 07957 434775