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Title: The Asiatics; Brahmas, Cochins and Langshans, all varieties, their origin;
Year: 1904 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poultry
Publisher: Quincy, Ill., The Reliable poultry journal publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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m BRAHMA MALE SHAPE—By Sewell. Comprising the Best Points o( Several Live Models as Illustrated by Franklane L Sewell for the Reliable Pcultry Journal, and submitted to Sixty-five Prominent Judges and Breeders for Criticis — Based upon Standard Requirements.
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8v T..eflELlflBLf PulllTrtr JWRNA swell BRAHMA MALE SHAPE —By Se\ L. Sewell. for the Reliable Poultry Journal, under the Suggestions ofeeders—The Outcome of Criticism Upon the^hown nn the Dooosite Pace An Ideal Brahma. Illustrated by Franklane L. Sewell. for the Reliable Poultry . Sixty-five Prominent Judges and Breeders—The Outcome of Cri Brahma Male Shape Shown on the Opposite Pag in THE ASIATICS. pave with wattles. The body seems too short for height,that is. the distance measured in a straight line from pointwhere the hackle divides at the front of neck, touching thehighest point of wing bow and terminating in the lowerpart of tail, is too short. His neck and legs are perfect.Head, a little too narrow above the eye. His tail is goodexcept that it does not spread enough, the sickles especially. O. E. Skinner, Kansas, breeder of Light Brahmas:Referring to the proof of Light Brahma male which yousent me, would say the cockerel does not please me atall. I want a bird with a much

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