Bantam chicken, looked like OE when smaller but now we don't know...

Bantamfarmer

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This chick was born 29 March 2010 at Townline hatchery and we're not quite sure what it is. When it was a chick it looked pretty clearly like an old english game bantam, perhaps a silver duckwing, but we don't really know. As it has aged it does not look like any chicken we can find. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

1 to 2 days old:
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2 weeks:
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4 weeks:
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43 days:
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What kind of bantams do they have at townline? I looked them up, but when I clicked on bantams, I got pick of ducks, guineas, and turkeys, and way down at the bottom there was something saying bantam with a picture of the "Ameraucana"

I think he looks like a Dutch bantam because of how small he was when you got him.
 
Their site is sorely lacking and we've tried Emailing them also without much luck.

We've gotten a silkie, along with golden and silver sebrights as well as Porcelein & Mille Fleur d'Uccles from them for sure. Other bantams we've gotten look like Old English Game bantams to us but we aren't positive.
 
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That looks just like Tiny!!!! Now I think I have a pretty good idea of tiny will look like when older, tytyty. I got Tiny from TSC as their teenybopper sales clerks had no clue what to do and he/she was so small I was worried they would kill it. Mt Healthy Hatchery has no clue what Tiny is (you would think they would at least know what they are selling). I posted pics of Tiny on another what kinda bantam thread in this forum if you want to check it out.
 
Hmmm... I just noticed that she has a solid black tail. Maybe not a silver quill after all.

I agree with Blackbird, could be a mix.
 

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