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The Staymaker, Ian Chipperfield
Ian, who is the best staymaker in the buisness, designs and makes:
- Museum replicas
- Re-enactment clothing
- Period Dance clothes
Right: Ian fastening one of OHW’s 18th c. silk gowns by the traditional pinning method - to see how to do this visit Ian’s site: 18th c.Dressing
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Suzi Clarke Costumier
Suzi makes costumes for most periods - up to about 1830 for men and 1900 for women and children.
(I took this picture of Suzi at the V&A recently when we were researching 18th c. dress)
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The Fabric of Time
Suppliers of fine Irish linen and quality wools (photographed here at the Cressing Temple Medieval market).
Laurie and Elaine Briggs
Phone: 01522 595597, Mobile: 07747 044846
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Annie is a fine jeweller specialising in period pieces from points to crowns and is also an historical Interpreter. Annie is based in Kent.
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The Tudor Travellers are a small group of Historical Re-Enactors, who portray life in the Sixteen Century.
In-house school presentations are a major part of their work and are given with emphasis on National Curriculum Key Stages 1 & 2.
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A one stop shop for schools to bring history alive in the classroom.
- A growing site which helps schools to find the history re-enactors for their area
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Reproduction Tudor Shoes
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The two leading costume suppliers in the country: Angels and Cosprop |
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Angels provides costumes for film television and theatre worldwide (Saving Private Ryan, Harry Potter, Quills etc. etc.). They also have a fancy dress department. |
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COSPROP is one of the world’s leading costumiers to the film, theatre and television industries (Out of Africa, Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Elizabeth etc.etc.) |
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