Armoured cars and a light tank

Milovice, Czechoslovakia

While the above photo is from Czechoslovakia, the french made FT-17 tank shown was exported widely and adopted by many countrys across the world after the first world war.  And the Armoured Cars could easily be in the service of the Italian, Croatian, Bulgarian, Greek or Turkish military or police.

Just in case your players start thinking about causing some trouble....

Bulgarian "Bandits"

I dont know for sure that these guys are bandits - but for the purposes of my campaign, I'm planning on using this photo as bandits, or cultists.

The Madsen was a popular light machine gun from before the first world war, and served in various capacities around the world.  They've been seen still in use in modern times in Brazil, however they fell out of use for the most part, after the second world war.  Im using a format adopted from Investigator Weapons, vol. 1 PDF available from Chaosium.

Madsen Light Machine Gun – 8mm Mauser					$730 – very rare
Skill	Base Chance	Damage	Base Range	RoF		Capacity	Hit Points
Machine Gun	15%	2D6+3	140 ‡	15		25	12
‡ - Double if fired off a vehicle mount, or from the bipod, or a tripod

Sofia Hotel Sticker

Size this to be about 4 7/8 by 3 1/2 inches, and print it on a sticker.  Cut out and pass it to your players when they're staying in Sofia.

The Balkan Grand Hotel in Sofia is a high-end luxury hotel.  Today its operated by the Sheraton chain.

Daily life in Sofia Bulgaria

Just day to day life in the city

The Priests at the Orthodox Churches Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia, are looking after your characters souls.  Although who knows how many of those priests have been secretly replaced by members of the Brotherhood of the Skin.....

Sofia

Sofia is the Capitol of Bulgaria, and one of the locations visited by the Orient Express.