Our Friends:

• The Pirates of St. Piran – We often meet with our pirate friends doing events in Charlestown. They are all good fun and feel free to visit their site as well.

Other organisations:

• Worcester Yeomanry Cavalry
• 42nd Highland Regiment (1815) – 1st Battalion 42nd Highland Regiment of Foot 1815 (The Black Watch).
• The Napoleonic Association – The umbrella organisation supporting people with a common interest in the Napoleonic period.
• 44th East Sussex Regiment of Foot – A lovely group of re-enactors and a fantastic laugh round a camp fire.

Suppliers:

• Toad Shakos – Toad Shakos make and supply replica British Napoleonic Shakos, Belgic, Stovepipe and those worn by the 95th Rifles.
• Derbyshire Arms Ltd – Affordable historically correct weaponry, from the 14th century up to and including the 19th century.
• Kochan & Phillips Historical Textiles – The best source of Napoleonic-era wool and water canteens. Reproduced to the exact original specifications, there simply isn’t anything better.

Research:

• National Army Museum – The National Army Museum’s history of the 32nd.
• Cornwall’s Regimental Museum – A fantastic museum in Bodmin. The collection tells the story of the County Regiment from 1702 until the present day.
• The Napoleon Series – A fantastic research resource for the Napoleonic era.
• Historical Records of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry – A brilliant resource for research into the history of the 32nd

Further reading:

• Bicorn Books – Publisher of the acclaimed “Ties of Blood” series of Peninsular War Novels, written by Peter Youds.