Breeds of these bantams?

[HuffleClaw]

I just got these bantams yesterday. @Brahma Chicken5000 has helped me a LOT and told be that most look to be OEGB (which is true). What about the rest? There’s 6 total.

Pullet A:

Pullet B:

Pullet C (beside pullet B):

Pullet D (front):

Pullet E:

Cockerel (F):

Thanks!

 

[rjohns39]

 

[NoFlyBackFarm]

I think they are all some form of OEGB!

 

[MillersFarm]

Where did you get these guys from? Most look like OEGB mixes to me, All except for the last one..

 

[Cyprus]

They are all Old English Game Bantams.
Varieties are in this order from the photos:
1) Blue Wheaton
2) White
3) Self Blue
4) Self Blue w/ leakage
5) Black Breasted Red
6) Lavendar

 

[HuffleClaw]

Where did you get these guys from? Most look like OEGB mixes to me, All except for the last one..

My uncle bought the eggs from an auction and hatched them. I acquired them yesterday. They were all sold to him as “lavender bantam hatching eggs” but clearly are not

 

[HuffleClaw]

They are all Old English Game Bantams.
Varieties are in this order from the photos:
1) Blue Wheaton
2) White
3) Self Blue
4) Self Blue w/ leakage
5) Black Breasted Red
6) Lavendar

Thank you Cy! Very helpful!

 

[HuffleClaw]

I do have a question... what’s the difference between self Blue and Lavender?

 

[Cyprus]

My uncle bought the eggs from an auction and hatched them. I acquired them yesterday. They were all sold to him as “lavender bantam hatching eggs” but clearly are not

I could see the eggs being labeled as "Lavender".
Lavender doesn't always breed true, especially considering people like to intertwine the names Lavander and Self Blue/Blue. Blue bred to Blue can produce blue, black, and splash. Self Blue and Lavender are recessive.
My guess is the parent stock were a mix of Lavender, Self Blue, and Blue Wheaton. Which, to some people, would seem like it would produce only lavender/blue offspring but that is not the case.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I do have a question... what’s the difference between self Blue and Lavender?

Nothing. It’s the same thing.