. Principes et pratiques de la culture de la volaille . La volaille. Fig. 405. Silver-Laced poule Wyandotte, propriété de J. C. Patterson, Monsey, État de New York. (Photo par SchilHng) "American Sebright." Avec l'énoncé de l'élaboration de la race est simph- fait en appliquant le nom actuel à tous les stades. Le Silver-Laced Wyan- dotte. Comptes de l'ori- gin de cette variété sont très insatisfaisantes ; le plus cumstantial- crédits d'entre eux un Monsieur Ray, de Pruche de l'Lake, New York, à produire, à propos de 1868-1869, d'un croisement d'argent se- Bantam lumineux jaune et de Chittagong (ou chamois), Cochin

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. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 405. Silver-Laced Wyandotte hen, owned by J. C. Patterson, Monsey, New York. (Photograph by SchilHng) "American Sebright." With statement of the develop- ment of the breed is simph- fied by applying the present name to it at all stages. The Silver-Laced Wyan- dotte. Accounts of the ori- gin of this variety are very unsatisfactory; the most cir- cumstantial of them credits a Mr. Ray, of Hemlock Lake, New York, with pro- ducing, about 1868-1869, from a cross of Silver Se- bright Bantam and Yellow Chittagong (or Buff Cochin), fowls which he called Se- bright Cochins, which be- came the foundation stock of this variety. These birds The Wyandottes. The popu- larity of the Barred Plymouth Rock led to a search for, and to the de- velopment of, another breed even earlier than the development of the white variety of the Plymouth Rock. The ideal of the Barred Plymouth Rock was definitely fixed from the beginning of the history of the breed. Not so, apparently, was the ideal of the first of the Wyandottes, — a name conferred on them in 1883, when they were admitted to the American Stand- ard. Prior to that time fowls of the general-purpose type with rose combs went by a number of names, the most familiar of which was this explanation to show the fact, the. Fig. 406. Silver-Laced Wyandotte cock, owned by J. C. Patterson. (Photograph by Schilling). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

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