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Truro Poultry & Smallholders Sale £1 TRURO POULTRY & SMALLHOLDERS SALE LIVE POULTRY, GAME, EGGS, EQUIPMENT, SMALL MAMMALS SATURDAY 26TH JUNE 10AM AT TRURO LIVESTOCK MARKET SOCIAL DISTANCING IN THE MARKET MUST BE ADHERED TO MASKS MUST BE WORN POTENTIAL BIDDERS ONLY PLEASE i.e., entire families not permitted CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Commission at the rate of 15% plus VAT will be charged to purchasers on each item. 2. VAT at the rate of 20% will be charged to purchasers in addition to the purchase price of lots where indicated by the Auctioneers. 3. Payment terms. Strictly cash or debit card. Credit cards not accepted. 4. All goods to be paid for on the sale day and no lots may be removed until a receipted account has been obtained from the sale office. 5. All lots are the responsibility of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer. 6. This catalogue is prepared for the benefit only of purchasers who are deemed to have fully satisfied themselves as to the description, quantity, or quality of any lots before bidding. 7. Lots subject to change and any changes will be announced at the time of sale. 8. The following terms are deemed to imply: - For Chickens, Bantams etc For Ducks/Geese Pair – Male & 1 Female Pair – Drake & 1 Duck / Gander & 1 Goose Trio – Male & 2 Females Trio – Drake & 2 Ducks / Gander & 2 Geese Two – 2 Females Three – 3 Females Other descriptions are believed to be self-explanatory. 9. HATCHING EGGS – All hatching eggs are sold on the understanding that vendors in good faith sell as being pure bred and fertile. No refunds will be given in instances where eggs prove to be infertile or of the wrong breed described. 10. All items are to be removed on the day of sale by 2pm. 11. Other conditions of sale as displayed and announced at the time of sale. 12. Purchasers are required to register for a bidding number prior to bidding. Lodge & Thomas 58 Lemon Street Truro Cornwall TR1 2PY (01872) 272722 TRURO POULTRY & SMALLHOLDERS SALE Commencing at 10am Equipment: Lots 1 – 50 Boxed Poultry & Small Mammals: Lots 51 – 100 Hatching Eggs: Lots 701 – 800 Caged Poultry: Lots 101 – 426 EQUIPMENT, BOXED POULTRY & MAMMALS *** To be lotted on sale day *** CAGED POULTRY LOT DESCRIPTION 101 Trio Pekins POL. 102 Trio Pekins POL. 103 Trio Pekins POL. 104 Trio Pekins POL. 105 Trio - Millefleur Pekin Bantams – 18 w/o. 106 Two - Millefleur Pekin Bantams - 15 w/o. 107 Two - Millefleur Pekin Bantams - 15 w/o. 108 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 109 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 110 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 111 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 112 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 113 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 114 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 115 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 116 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 117 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 118 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 119 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 120 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 121 3 Lohman brown egg laying hens 14 months. 122 Khaki Campbell ducklings unsexed, 6-8 months. 123 2 x Maran Bantams (females). 124 2 x Araucana x Maran (females). 125 Pair Exchequer goslings. 126 Aylesbury duck POL - Female. 127 2 x Magpie female ducks. 128 4 x Aylesbury female ducklings. 129 2 x Lohmann Pol hens vaccinated. 130 Light Sussex female. 131 2 x Exchequer goslings - Females. 132 Details on the day. 133 Trio of Pekins. 134 Trio of Pekins. 135 Trio of Pekins. 136 Trio of Pekins. 137 4 x Aylesbury ducklings - Females. 138 Details on the day. 139 2 Cuckoo Maran pullets P.O.L, vaccinated. 140 2 Bluebell pullets, vaccinated. 141 2 Barred Rock pullets, vaccinated. 142 2 Black Mottled Pekin pullets. 143 Blue Mottled Pullet. 144 2 Black Mottled / Blue Frizzle pullets. 145 2 Blue/Lavender Mottled pullets. 146 2 Green egg laying pullets, vaccinated. 147 2 Bluebell pullets, vaccinated. 148 2 Lohman pullets, vaccinated. 149 Trio young Light Sussex. 150 2 Light Sussex pullets. 151 2 Light Sussex pullets. 152 Pair young Gold Partridge Brahmas. 153 Pair young Blue Gold Partridge Brahmas. 154 Pair young Buff Pekins. 155 2 Blue Mottled Pekins. 156 Blue/Black Mottled Frizzle pullets. 157 Columbian pullet. 158 2 Cuckoo Black Marans, Hybrid Pullets, vaccinated. 159 2 Cuckoo Maran pullets, vaccinated. 160 2 Lohman pullets, vaccinated. 161 2 Glastonbury White pullets, vaccinated. 162 2 Green egg laying hybrids¸ vaccinated. 163 2 Green egg laying hybrids, vaccinated. 164 2 Young Light Sussex pullets. 165 2 Young Light Sussex pullets. 166 Trio Light Sussex. 167 2 Lavender Pekin pullets. 168 2 Black Pekin pullets. 169 Trio White Call ducks (Exhibition Stock). 170 Pair Mallard Call ducks (Exhibition Stock). 171 3 x young 2021 Call ducks. 172 Pair Partridge Silkie (Exhibition Sock). 173 Pair Partridge Silkie (Exhibition Sock). 174 Pair Black Call ducks. 175 3 x Sussex hens, (1 Silver & 2 Coronation). 176 Quartet Black Japanese (Exhibition Stock). 177 Pair Black Call ducks. 178 Trio Pekins, Blue male with Black & Blue females. 179 Quartet Quail D'anvers (Exhibition Stock). 180 Black Pekin female. 181 Silver Quail Everberg male & Silver Quail D'Anver female. 182 3 x Japanese Black tailed White females. 183 Pair Japanese, White male & Black tailed white female. 184 Trio Grey Japanese. 185 Trio Black/Red Old English game. 186 Pair Blue/Gold Kraienkoppe (Rare breed). 187 2 x Leghorn Bantams (females). 188 2 x Araucana cross (females). 189 Pair of White Calls (from show stock). 190 Pair of Mallard Calls (from show stock). 191 2 x Light Sussex pullets, pol, vaccinated. 192 2 x Light Sussex pullets, pol, vaccinated. 193 2 x Light Sussex pullets, pol, vaccinated. 194 2 x Blue Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 195 2 x Blue Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 196 2 x Blue Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 197 2 x Rhode Rock pullets, pol, vaccinated. 198 2 x Rhode Rock pullets, pol, vaccinated. 199 2 x Rhode rock pullets, pol, vaccinated. 200 2 x Devon Blue pullets, pol, vaccinated. 201 2 x Devon Blue pullets, pol, vaccinated. 202 2 x Devon Blue pullets, pol, vaccinated. 203 2 x Rhode Red pullets, pol, vaccinated. 204 2 x Rhode Red pullets, pol, vaccinated. 205 2 x Rhode Red pullets, pol, vaccinated. 206 2 x White Leghorn pullets, pol, vaccinated. 207 2 x White Leghorn pullets, pol, vaccinated. 208 2 x White Leghorn pullets, pol, vaccinated. 209 Mottled Leghorn pullets, pol, vaccinated. 210 Mottled Leghorn pullets, pol, vaccinated. 211 Mottled Leghorn pullets, pol, vaccinated. 212 2 x Sussex Rock pullets, pol, vaccinated. 213 2 x Sussex Rock pullets, pol, vaccinated. 214 2 x Sussex Rock pullets, pol, vaccinated. 215 2 x Devon Blue pullets, pol, vaccinated. 216 2 x Devon Blue pullets, pol, vaccinated. 217 2 x Devon Blue pullets, pol, vaccinated. 218 2 x Speckled Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 219 2 x Speckled Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 220 2 x Speckled Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 221 Gold Speckled Maran, pol, vaccinated. 222 Gold Speckled Maran, pol, vaccinated. 223 Gold Speckled Maran, pol, vaccinated. 224 2 x Splash Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 225 2 x Splash Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 226 2 x Splash Maran pullets, pol, vaccinated. 227 2 x mixed pullets, pol, vaccinated. 228 2 x mixed pullets, pol, vaccinated. 229 2 x mixed pullets, pol, vaccinated. 230 2 x mixed pullets, pol, vaccinated. 231 2 x Silkie pullets. 232 2 x Silkie pullets. 233 2 x Silkie pullets. 234 2 x Silkie pullets. 235 1 x Pekin pullet. 236 1 x Pekin pullet. 237 1 x Pekin pullet. 238 1 x Pekin pullet. 239 1 x Gold Brahma pullets. 240 1 x Gold Brahma pullets. 241 1 x Isabella Brahma pullet. 242 1 x Isabella Brahma pullet. 243 1 x Silver Laced Wyandotte pullet. 244 1 x Silver Laced Wyandotte pullet. 245 2 x Appenzeller pullets. 246 2 x Khaki Campbell females. 247 2 x Khaki Campbell females. 248 2 x Khaki Campbell females. 249 1 x Silver Appleyard females. 250 1 x Silver Appleyard females. 251 2 x Black Pekin pullets (from show stock). 252-253 Details on Day. 254 Two Marans. 255 Two Marans. 256 One Gold Laced Wyandotte & One Silver laced Wyandotte. 257 Two Gold Laced Wyandotte. 258 Two Marans. 259 2 x Green Legbar pullets. 260 1 x Wellsummer Bantam pullet. 261 1 x Cream Legbar hen laying. 262 1 x Wellsummer Bantam pullet. 263 2 x Cream Legbar pullets. 264 1 x Cream Legbar hen (laying). 265 2 x Cream Legbar pullets. 266 1 x Wellsummer Bantam pullet. 267 2 x Cream Legbar pullets. 268 1 x Wellsummer Bantam pullet. 269 3 x Cream Legbar pullets. 270 1 x Cream Legbar hen laying. 271 3 x Cream Legbar pullets. 272 2 x Cream Legbar pullets. 273 2 Legbar x Lohman pullets. 274 Pair of Call ducks. 275 Trio of Mallards. 276 Trio of Mallards. 277 Trio of Black Bibbed Calls. 278 Trio of Blacks. 279 Pair of Blacks. 280 Pair of Blacks. 281 2 x Silver Laced Wyandotte hens. 282 2 x Silver Laced Wyandotte hens. 283 2 x Silver Laced Wyandotte hens. 284 2 x Black Jersey Giant hens. 285 2 x Black Jersey Giant hens. 286 2 x Splash Jersey Giant hens. 287 2 x Blue Jersey Giant hens. 288 2 x Gold Laced Wyandotte hens. 289 2 x White Jersey Giant hens. 290 2 x Maran female Bantams.
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