Bantam Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock hatching eggs 1dz

The bantam Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock has a history that varies on origin whether it was created in the United States or another country.  There is a record of this variety being shown in Germany and other countries in the late 1800s early 1900s.  They have a black penciled pattern on a silver back ground.  The bantam Silver Penciled Rocks lay approximately 100 cream colored eggs per year.  This variety is in the Single Comb Clean Leg class in the American Poultry Association.