The American Standard of Perfection, as Adopted by the Association, at Its Twenty-Second Annual Meeting, at Boston, Massachusetts, 1898 Containing a Complete Description of All the Recognized Varieties of Fowls (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The American Standard of Perfection, as Adopted by the Association, at Its Twenty-Second Annual Meeting, at Boston, Massachusetts, 1898: Containing a Complete Description of All the Recognized Varieties of Fowls

In Langshans, shanks not feathered down the outer sides, feathers not growing beyond the middle joint of the outer toes.

In Silkies and Sultans, shanks not feathered down the outer sides.

In all other breeds required to have unfeathered shanks, any feather or feathers, or down on shanks or feet or unmistakable indications of feathers having been plucked from same.

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