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Pyncheon bantams

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Pyncheon Bantams

in: Mille-fleur and Porcelain colors

Pyncheons are true bantams, having no counterpart among the large fowl. They have a Mille Fleur color pattern, the cock has a medium single comb, The hen has a small comb, and both have a tassel (small backwards growing crest) extending from a bony protuberance on the skull. The breed is among the rarest of the bantams, although they have been around for a long time. American status is unknown. Nathaniel Hawthorne Bred and wrote of them in 1850 and stressed their antiquity at that time.

In the book The House of the Seven Gables (1851), Nathaniel Hawthorne gave Hepzibah Pyncheon a hen whose appearance embodies the oddities of her family. ("And the chicken itself," Hawthorne writes, "was the symbol of the life of the old house.")

Mille-fleur-in (French) literally means "thousands of flowers" and refers to a background made of many small flowers and plants.

We are working with Mille-fleur and Porcelain Pyncheon Bantams

**There is a chance you will get both colors in your hatches, no choice on colors at this time**

Hatching eggs

1/2 dozen..$25.00

1 dozen..$40.00

Egg Prices will include S/H(USPS Priority only) & we always try to include extra eggs in case of PO damage..

we guarantee eggs to be fresh, but cannot guarantee your hatch rate as we have no control over what happens to the eggs once they leave Our farm,.

We have no control over USPS handling, or your knowledge, skills in incubating.

Chick Prices for pick up only, no shipping available:

Straight Run Pyncheon Chicks includes(Mille-fleur and Porcelain~no choice)

$5.00 per chick, must purchase 4 chicks or more per order