Please correct #54 to a Danish Suabian. The spangled starling is also known as a Suabian occasionally, but the bird pictured is a Danish Suabian. I know, I imported the original ones.
It's hard to keep some of the numbers straight, but the painted birds are Modern Spanish Thief Pouters.
The Silesian Swallows are better called Wing Pigeons.
# 09 is not a Pygmy, it's a Brunner Cropper - note that the legs are NOT slippered and they are straight, among other things.
#10 is a Blondinette (Oriental Frill) The Breed is Oriental Frill: the self colored birds are blondinettes, the shield marked, tail-marked ones are Satinettes.
#11 is a Blondinette The Breed is Oriental Frill: the self colored birds are blondinettes, the shield marked, tail-marked ones are Satinettes.
#12 is a Chinese Owl
#19 & 20 are Bokharas
#21 is 99.9% sure to be a Satinette (Oriental Frill)
#22 is a black Reversewing Cropper, not a Ghent.
#27 You're correct they are Old German Croppers
#39 and following are Muffed LFCL Tumblers
#42-43 English Trumpeters
#47 - I think Bill nailed this, looks to be a dominant opal Modena
#48 - very unusual color on the American Show Racer (i'm not even going to guess at the combination here)
#49 look to be Parlor Tumblers, but could be a few other things as well
#52 - Bill's correct, it's a yellow roller, but whether they're calling it a "flying" roller or a "show" roller is hard to determine here.
#55 Bill's correct, it is an Egyptian Swift
#57 African Owl
#76-77 Blondinette (Brown) The Breed is Oriental Frill: the self colored birds are blondinettes, the shield marked, tail-marked ones are Satinettes.
#78 is a Silesian Cropper and it's an Isabel (recessive red, pale, dominant opal) and gorgeous!
#88 - Fantail (There is NO such thing as an "American" fantail. There are Fantails; Indian Fantails, Syrian Fantails, but NO American. It doesn't exist.)
