The Practical Poultry Book, for Both the Farmer And Fancier

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Wings principally white, but the lower wing converts marked with black spot on the end of each feather. Hens should have a pure white hackle.
The rest of the body should have each feather distinctly marked or "penciled" across with bars of black. The tail feathers should be penciled the same as the body.
ASSOCIATED fanciers' POULTRY BOOK.
SI GoiiDEN PENCiiiED. — The form of the variety is the same as the pre- ceeding, and the black markings are generally similar, only grounded on a rich golden
...bay instead of white.
The cock's tail should be black, the sickle and side-- feathers edged with bronze; but the tails bronzed all over are often seen. The bar on the wing is not imperative. The color of the cock is always much darker than tliatof the hen,, generally approacli - ing a richer chestnut silver SPANGLED hamburgs.
GOLDEN spangled HAMBURGS.
GOLDEN spangled.— This variety is of a golden bay color, each feather having only one black mark at end of it, which forms the spangle. The hackle is streaked with green- ish-blackjtbe tail black.


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