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Origin: Germany; certainly related to the Helmet and the Nun. Indications point to a common ancestry.

Overall Impression: Not very big, but strong, graceful, and noble in appearance.

Head: Nicely rounded and smooth

Crest: The shell crest should wrap neatly around the back of the head from ear to ear. The crest should end with well developed rosettes.

Eyes: Pearl in color. (Small blood veins are allowable in the iris).

Beak: Short to medium in length. In blacks and blues the beak should be dark; in reds and yellows the beak is pale red in color.

Breast: Round, wide, and prominent.

Back: Wide and not too long; slightly sloping.

Wings: Lying flat, resting on the tail.

Tail: Fairly long and well closed. The tail should contain no less than 12 feathers.

Legs: Legs short and free from feathers below the hocks. Red in color.

Feathers: Well developed, not too long.

Colors: Black, red, yellow, blue, and silver. All colors to be clear and intense.

FAULTS:

Long, narrow, and stretched shape.
Egg shaped head.
White feathers in the tail.
Colored feathers in the crest.
White feathers in the flight.
Less than 12 feathers in the tail.
Dull colors.
Red coloration in the flights (except for reds).
Rust coloration in the flights.
xWrong beak color.
 


Markings:
Head, flights, wing butts, and tail are colored and the rest of the body is white. The head marking carries through to form a well rounded bib on the breast. Primary flights should number 7 X 7.

Order of Evaluation: Overall impression - Body shape and size - Color and markings - Head shape and beak - eyes.


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