Certificates of vaccination by country
A doctor's certificate of the vaccinations an investigator bound for the tropics or the East had to show: smallpox, cholera, typhoid.
Bearer prints it for 3 offices: France, United Kingdom, United States. Each is read off a document of the time or reconstructed on the country's law, and says which.
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.
An example

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Every office Bearer prints it for
| Office | Offered from | Until | How it is known | Printed in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| France | 21 October 1920 | reconstructed on the law | French | |
| United Kingdom | 21 October 1920 | reconstructed on the law | English | |
| United States | 21 October 1920 | reconstructed on the law | English |
Each version in full
Sources
- League of Nations, Treaty Series, vol. CLXI, No. 3706, International Sanitary Convention for Aerial Navigation, signed at The Hague, April 12th, 1933, art. 32 (proof of vaccination against cholera within less than six months and more than six days: a written certificate signed by a doctor, his signature officially authenticated, failing which countersigned by the medical officer of a sanitary aerodrome or by a person authorised to witness an application for a passport); art. 35 (smallpox: vaccinated within less than three years and more than twelve days, proved by a doctor's certificate authenticated in the same manner) (read directly)
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