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Now, we at Greybird hope to break new ground by offering suggestions on what to buy that Civil War nut...er, BUFF, for those special occasions. Here are some items designed to please most collectors, relic hunters, and historians...and if not? Well, they can return the item in thirty days for full credit (minus shipping) towards what they really want. We also offer gift certificates...everybody likes those!

Numbered and Signed John Paul Strain Print "Snow Moon: Forrest Escapes Fort Donelson, February 17, 1862": Number 165 of 950, a beautifully and professionally framed and matted print by renowned artist John Paul Strain. Certificate of Authenticity included, from Gettysburg Military Publishing. This photo does not do this justice. We suggest you visit www.johnpaulstrain.com to see this print in all its beauty. The glare from the glass will not let us get a better photo, but believe us: this is a mint condition item, in a beautiful high dollar frame. Size is 31 1/4" x 23 1/2' Framed, image is 26 3/4" x 19 1/2". Insurance will be required to ship this.	PC3CSC	$595
"The Last Council of War" Print by James Thomas Neumann: Large 20 x 28 inch print showing Lee and generals around campfire, rarely seen print! Framed in 24 x 30" poster frame to protect it until you frame it the way you want.	MS19AEJJ	$30
"Big Bethel" Print by James Thomas Neumann: Large 20 x 28 inch print showing Shows artillery getting ready for action at Big Bethel, rarely seen print! Framed in 24 x 30"poster frame to protect it until you frame it the way you want.	MS20AEJJ	$30
Cool Bandanas! The best piece of equipment for diggers since the invention of the headphones! These will make your summer digging excursions much more enjoyable. Soak for 30 minutes in cold water then tie around your neck or forehead for heat relief. They stay cool for hours and can be resoaked thousands of times. Colors available: Camo, Old Glory, Hot Peppers, Classic Blue, Tropical, Blue Lagoon. You can use these anytime, not just for digging - sports, hiking, yard work, etc.	MISC002	$5 each
Civil War Grab Bags: Every bag contains four dug 1860's relics, mostly military. What's in them? Bullets, rivets, broken stuff of all description (knapsack hooks, etc), a few buttons, occasionally even a partial plate! Nothing earth shattering, but great for making your own displays, or adding to your collection.	MISC001	$4 each
Displays	Item #	Price
Giant Shark Tooth Fossil Display: Approximately 2 3/4 Inch Giant Shark (Megaldon) tooth fossil in black hardboard/glass top riker case display, with info card as shown. These sharks grew to over 60 feet in length, and this tooth is at least 2 million years old. A complete undamaged tooth is several hundred dollars, but this one has some sort of damage which makes it much less. The most economical way to own one of these awesome pieces of the past!	DY74JGJJ	SOLD
Whale Rib Fossil: Estimated to be 2 Million years old or more. 4 7/8" long. Unpolished as found.	DY78JEJJ	$40
Buck and Ball Display: A favorite of Confederates, three small balls loaded with a .69 ball for added firepower. These were dug separately put put together for display. Mounted in 4 x 5 riker case with blue velvet and tag,	DY71JCJJ	$14
Uniform Button from Atlanta: This Eagle button was found long ago near the present site of Georgia Tech, in Union earthworks that faced Atlanta's main defenses. Perfect button, from a place where it's almost impossible to search for them now: Atlanta.	DY10JEJJ	$20
Patented 1855 Suspender Buckle: Marked on metal "1855" and found near campus of Georgia Military Institute, Marietta, GA	DY16JFJJ	$12
Kennesaw Line Bullet Display: "For forty days and forty nights I've marched in driving rains..." begins the poem that describes a Confederate soldiers fears while sitting in the trenches near Kennesaw Mountain, awaiting the attack by the Union Army. When it was over, two thousand or more Union and Confederate soldiers lay dead, and thousands of ounces of lead bullets littered the grounds nearby. This is one of those deadly missiles fired at the southerners during the battle, displayed in a nice Riker case along with the poem. Each bullet is different, however all are "direct hit" impact bullets. Specify US or CS flag backdrop.	DY1EJJ	$12
Confederate Bullet Display From Kennesaw Mountain: A Confederate Enfield bullet found on private property near the battle and mounted in a Riker Case.	DY79JEJJ	$10
Dug Picture Frame Display: An dug 1860's brass picture frame with a photo of a well armed soldier. Frame is real, photo is a reprint. Mounted in a 4 x 5 Glass top riker case for display. JUST ADDED!	DY81JCJJ	$12
Dug Picture Frame Display: An dug 1860's brass picture frame with a photo of the Atlanta Depot as it was destroyed by Sherman's men in 1864. Frame is real, photo is a reprint. Mounted in a 5 x 6 Glass top riker case for display. JUST ADDED!	DY81JCJJ	$14
Georgia Bullet Display: A single US three ring bullet found in Georgia (most from actions in Paulding and Cobb Co), in a Riker case with velvet backdrop. Specify fired or unfired (drop) bullet.	DY80JEJJ	$5
Cannonball/shell stand: Protect your toes with these display holders. Fits all size balls, and also works well on most shells. Unfinished pine, so you can stain to match your decor. Ball not included.	AY13JJJJ	$5 each
19th Century Bone Button Set: A set of four 2-hole bone buttons. Excellent for the re-enactor or anyone who needs original 1800's buttons for sewing projects.	GVJ7-AJJ	$4
Gift Certificates: It's hard to go wrong giving gift certificates to Greybird Relics. Any dollar amount you want is available, and no more worrying "Does he already have a buckle like that?" or "Does she really want that button?"	GC0001	Any Amount You Wish