The book of the Hamburgs; a Brief Treatise Upon the Mating, Rearing And Management of the Varieties of Hamburgs
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This point should be distinctly observable, but not too coarse or heavy. The color of the secondary quills is also important. They should be white on the outer web, except a narrow strip of black next the quill, only seen when the wing is opened out, the wing appearing white when closed. The inner web is black, except a narrow white or gray edging. The fluff should be slightly pen- ciled or gray. In the hen the neck-hackle should be 46 THE BOOK OF THE HAMBURGS. pure white, entirely free from an...y marking whatever. The remainder of the plumage should be a clear, silvery- white, each feather distinctly penciled or marked across with bars of black, as clear and distinct as possible and in particular as straight across the feather as possible. The finer this penciling and the more numerous the bars, the better. This penciling should extend from the throat to the very tip of the tail. A well-penciled tail is very desirable, and quite difficult to obtain, as there is a special tendency in the long feathers to lose the straight- ness across of the markings.
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