The American Standard of Excellence, As Revised By the Association At Their Convention Held in Buffalo, N. Y., January 15, 1875, Giving a Complete Description of All the Recognized Varieties of Fowls
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Head: Has a large protuberance ou the top of the skull, which Is concealed by the crest; — color of plumage, black: — Beak, black, with horn-colored tip, strong and well curved, with highly arched, broad nostrils :^Eyes, full and bright, and very vivacious: — Face, red, but mainly concealed by the crest and beard. Chest and Bbakd: Crest, composed of feathers similar to those of the hackle, large, flowing, thick, and well fitted to the crown of the head, — color, perfectly black; — white feath- ...ers in the crest a defect, but not a disqualification: — Beard, full and thick, reaching around to the back of the eyes, and par- tially hiding the face, — color, black. Comb: Brilliant red, two-horned in shape, but free from tynes, slightly sprigged at the base, of good size, and showing well in front of the crest. Eak-lobes and Wattles: Ear-lobes, red, small, and nearly concealed by the crest and beard: — Wattles, bright red, moderately pendant, and evenly rounded. Neck: Of medium length, thickly hackled, well arched, and carried a little back, the hackle descending w^ell upon the shoulders, and a rich greenish-black in color.
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