Bearer

Bearer makes an investigator's papers for Call of Cthulhu and any 1920s or 1930s tabletop campaign: the passport a consul would have filled in, with the visas and frontier stamps a campaign leaves in it, and the permits, certificates and tickets of the period, to print or to share. Passports of 14 offices: International type, United Kingdom, Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, France, United States, Nansen certificate, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Poland, China (Republic). And the other papers of the period, each with the offices it is printed for: International driving permit (International type, United Kingdom, France); Excavation permit (Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon (French High Commission), China (Republic), Turkey, Peru, Mexico); Firearm licence (United Kingdom, British India, Germany, Shanghai Municipal Council (International Settlement), Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, State of Western Australia); Committal papers (United Kingdom, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, France, Scotland); Reading Room tickets (United Kingdom); Alien's certificate of registration (United Kingdom, Commonwealth of Australia); Aviator's certificate (Royal Aero Club); Certificate of vaccination (United Kingdom, United States, France); Seaman's identity card (United States); Hotel register (France); Foreigner's identity card (France); Press card (France, State of New York, United Kingdom, Germany); Pilot's licence (United Kingdom, France, International type, United States); Seaman's discharge book (United Kingdom); Telegram (Western Union, United Kingdom, France); Birth certificate (United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, State of Maine); Death certificate (United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, State of Maine); Marriage certificate (United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, State of Maine); Chemist's poisons book (United Kingdom); Pistol licence (State of New York, Commonwealth of Massachusetts); Private detective's licence (State of New York); Letter of credit (A bank or an express company); Traveller's cheques (A bank or an express company); Certificate of export of antiquities (Egypt); Arrest warrant (United Kingdom, State of New York, Germany); Voluntary patient's application (United Kingdom); Police warrant card (United Kingdom, United States); Search warrant (United Kingdom, State of New York); Customs declaration (United States); Pass for the interior of China (United States, United Kingdom, France); Identity card (Germany, United Kingdom, Colony and Protectorate of Kenya); Game licence (France, Colony and Protectorate of Kenya); Miner's right (State of Western Australia); Shore pass (Egypt). Every paper is read off a document of the time, or reconstructed from the country's law and marked so.

• A Keeper's guide to papers
• Aliens' certificates of registration by country
• Arrest warrants by country
• Austria
• Birth certificates by country
• Certificates of vaccination by country
• Checking a paper
• Committal papers by country
• Death certificates by country
• Driving permits by country
• Egypt
• Firearm licences by country
• France
• Game licences by country
• Germany
• Identity cards by country
• Iraq
• Italy
• Marriage certificates by country
• Nansen certificate
• Palestine
• Passes for the interior of China by legation
• Passports and women, 1920 to 1939
• Passports by country
• Permits to dig by country
• Pilot's licences by country
• Pistol licences by state
• Poland
• Police warrant cards by country
• Press cards by country
• Search warrants by country
• Switzerland
• Telegrams by country
• The alien's certificate of registration
• The American customs declaration
• The Australian certificate of registration of alien
• The British Museum Reading Room
• The British press card
• The British seaman's discharge book
• The certificate of vaccination
• The chemist's poisons book
• The Chinese licence to excavate, 1935 to 1939
• The circular letter of credit
• The Citizen Seaman's Identification Card
• The description of the bearer
• The Egyptian certificate of export of antiquities
• The Egyptian permit for a temporary sojourn
• The Egyptian permit to dig, 1912 to 1939
• The English birth certificate
• The English death certificate
• The English marriage certificate
• The English search warrant
• The English warrant to apprehend
• The firearm certificate
• The French committal papers of 1838
• The French foreigner's identity card
• The French hotel register
• The French hunting permit
• The French press card
• The German Kennkarte
• The German press card
• The Indian traveller's arms licence
• The international driving permit
• The international travelling pass of 1909
• The international type
• The international type passport
• The Iraqi permit to excavate, 1924 to 1939
• The Kenya game licence
• The Kenya registration of firearms
• The Massachusetts commitment papers
• The Massachusetts license to carry
• The Mexican concession to excavate, 1934 to 1939
• The Nansen certificate
• The New York pistol licence
• The New York police press card
• The New York private detective's licence
• The pass for the interior of China
• The permit to dig
• The permit to dig in Syria and Lebanon, 1933 to 1939
• The Peruvian authorisation to excavate, 1929 to 1939
• The pilot's licence of the convention of 1919
• The police warrant card
• The Prohibition agent's commission
• The reception order
• The Royal Aero Club aviator's certificate
• The Scottish committal papers
• The Shanghai firearms license
• The telegram
• The Turkish permit to dig, 1929 to 1939
• The two passport conferences
• The voluntary patient of 1930
• The Weimar Waffenschein
• The Western Australian firearm licence
• The Western Australian miner's right
• Traveller's cheques
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Visas between the wars
• What a journey asked of a passport