Head: Rather long with finely, curved, rounding skull, giving a trim, neat appearance.

Beak: Moderately long, stout, and tapering with a slight downward curve as it approaches the tip end, showing a waxed appearance or flesh color.

Wattles: Small, neat, and smooth.

Eyes: Round, of moderate size, in proportion to size of the head. Color: orange.

Eye Cere: Neat and fine in texture, not too large. Color: red.

Neck: Long, erect of good proportions, showing fullness where it joins the breast.

Wings: Short, and broad, carried well and close to the body. The wing butts should blend smoothly with the chest. The flights should lie on the tail, with the tips touching.

Back: Rather short, broad, and straight with exception of slight elevation at rump.

Shoulders: Rather wide, showing fullness and strength.

Tail: Should be about one-half inch longer than the flights, and carried at an elevation of 45 degrees.

Breast: Broad, deep in keel and well rounded, showing an abundance of the breast.

Body: Very little more in length than width, making it look square as possible. A very large, heavy-bodied, close-feathered bird is what is wanted.

Shanks and Toes: Long, of good size and free from feathers. Color: red.

Plumage: A glossy appearance, showing iridescence on the colored feathers of the neck and bib.

Height: 14 inches.

Markings: An even narrow white strip starting at the center of the wattles and running over the crown of the head, down the neck, widening as it passes the crown. The colored feathers of the neck should from an even line, running down the side of the neck toward the junction of the wing and the body. About 1/2 inch from the top edge of the wing, it turns slightly, passing just in front of the wings butts. It curves rapidly towards the center of the breast and not quite covering the crop, forming a pear-shaped bib. The wing and tail coverts should be the same color as the bib. The wings having 8 to 10 white flights -- an equal number on both sides. The balance of the body, including the rump and thighs, should be pure white.

Colors: Black, red, yellow, brown, black barred blue, white barred blue, brown barred silver, white barred silver, two bars on wings and one on tail. Blue check, black check, brown check, silver check, and non classified colors.

A white back is desirable, also a bib free from connections with the wings. An over-sized bird is better than an under-sized bird. Faults that we should work away from are: Stains on beak, broken eyes, colored rumps, and crooked breast bone. No Hungarian should be disqualified for the removal of foul feathers unless the outer edge is bobbed, which ruins the looks of the bird.