Help Identifying "Rare Chicken Bin" Chicks

[herebynightfall]

So, I was at the feed store today and came home with these sweet chicks from the "rare breed" bin. I did some googling and couldn't figure it out, so I'm turning here. Can you help me identify the breeds? They are about a week old and were sexed as pullets.
The first chick is gray but with some yellow undertones. It's growing a single comb (it looks like) and has gray legs and feet.

The second little one is yellow and gray/black and also has gray legs and feet:

I can provide more photos if it'll help with identification! Thanks in advance!

 

[Liz Birdlover]

Sorry I can't really identify but they are SOOOOOO CUTE!!!

 

[herebynightfall]

Sorry I can't really identify but they are SOOOOOO CUTE!!!

Thanks!!! I couldn't let them stay there. They're joining the 10 I already have!

 

[sylviethecochin]

#1 Lavender Orp, mayhap? Their feet come in a few different shades, and the chick's coloration looks right.

No idea on the other two, though I'd guess #3 is barred.

 

[herebynightfall]

#1 Lavender Orp, mayhap? Their feet come in a few different shades, and the chick's coloration looks right.

No idea on the other two, though I'd guess #3 is barred.

The Lavender Orp is definitely possible for the first! Especially after looking up photos of others at the same age.
I should have clarified, there are only two chicks, so the first two photos are one and the last two are the other.

 

[sylviethecochin]

The Lavender Orp is definitely possible for the first! Especially after looking up photos of others at the same age.
I should have clarified, there are only two chicks, so the first two photos are one and the last two are the other.

Wow. She looks a lot yellower in the second picture.

 

[herebynightfall]

Wow. She looks a lot yellower in the second picture.

She does, but in the brooder with the others she's really gray. It must be the lighting!

 

[Alexandra33]

I'm thinking Lavender Orpington, and Silver Spangled Hamburg.

~Alex

 

[herebynightfall]

I'm thinking Lavender Orpington, and Silver Spangled Hamburg.

~Alex

Thank you! The first one is super sweet and I can already pet her while she sits in my hand. The second is flighty, but I caught her and she roosted on my hand. Let's hope she's not quite as crazy as the other stories of Silver Spangled Hamburgs I've read about!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

What comb type does the second chick have?