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Birchen Cochin Bantam

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Cochin bantams first appeared in England around 1860. It was first considered that they had been bred down from large

Black Cochin Bantam

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Cochin bantams first appeared in England around 1860. It was first considered that they had been bred down from large

Black Frizzle Cochin Bantam

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Frizzles are named after the nature of their feathers that curve outward and forward, giving the appearance of having been

Black Silkie Bantam

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Silkies were described by Marco Polo in the 13th century as “hens which have hair like cats, are black, and

Blue Cochin Bantam

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Cochin bantams first appeared in England around 1860. It was first considered that they had been bred down from large

Blue Silkie Bantam

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Silkies were described by Marco Polo in the 13th century as “hens which have hair like cats, are black, and

Buff Brahma Bantam

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Standard Brahmas were developed from a Malay and Cochin cross. Later, Brahma bantams were developed in England. Buff Brahma bantam

Buff Cochin Bantam

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Cochin bantams first appeared in England around 1860. It was first considered that they had been bred down from large

Dark Brahma Bantam

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Standard Brahmas were developed from a Malay and Cochin cross. Later, Brahma bantams were developed in England. Dark Brahma bantam

Golden Neck d’Uccle Bantam

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Bantam d’Uccles were developed in Belgium in the early 1900’s when Booted Bantams were crossed with Belgian Bearded d’Anver Bantams.

Gray Silkie Bantam

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Silkies were described by Marco Polo in the 13th century as “hens which have hair like cats, are black, and

Hatchery Choice Brahma Bantam

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Assorted Brahma Bantams are a selection Buff, Dark and Light Brahma Bantams that have not been sold as specific Bantams.