What color would this be?

[KaylaDawn]

I bought some 'purebred' chicks off of someone this summer. Trying to figure out what they are.
The first two picture im assuming is either a mauve orpington or weird lavender orpington. Does she looks like she has barring?
Off of what I purchased the third should be a mauve cockerel orpington bur any inside on the accuracy of this?
Would the fourth be an example of incomplete lacing?
For the fifth, what would cause this buff orpington to have a red shoulder? ( genetically speaking) I've played around with chicken calculator and I can't seem to figure out what would cause this type of phenotype.
In the last two picture, does this pullet look like a blue laced gold wyandotte? Trying to figure out if she has mahogany gene or not. Would like to start a blue laced gold/silver project so she would be a great head start if she is gold laced instead of red laced blue.

 

[nuthatched]

Not sure on the first two, that next one is splash laced Wyandotte. Next is a cockerel, hence the red shoulder which is a male trait. next is blue laced red wyandotte

 

[InterestingChickens]

Pictures 2 and 5 are cockerels. Could you get a full body picture of 1 for gender ID? 1 and 2 are mixes.

 

[InterestingChickens]

that next one is splash laced wyandotte.

Wyandotte's should have rose combs.

 

[nuthatched]

Wyandotte's should have rose combs.

They should but not all do, a good percentage of hatchery birds have straight combs.

 

[KaylaDawn]

So apparently my pictures didn't turn out as I had intended to post them.
Pictures of the first chicken I was talking about

 

[KaylaDawn]

This is the one that 'should' be a mauve orpington.

 

[KaylaDawn]

I know she is a blue laced red wyandotte but is this what incomplete lacing looks like?

 

[KaylaDawn]

I know this if a buff orpington cockerel. I'm wondering what causes the red shoulder in buff.

 

[KaylaDawn]

Blue laced gold wyandotte or blue laced red wyandotte?