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Breed: Tolbunt Polish
Large Fowl OR Bantam: Large Fowl
Color Variety: A mix of reddish-brown, black lacing, and white mottling, derived from German "tollbunt" (fantastic/colorful)
Egg Production: Good around 150-200 Per Year
Egg Color and Size: Medium White 
Temperament: Very calm, gentle, curious, and friendly; they enjoy human interaction and make excellent pets
Origins: The pattern originated in former East Germany, with the breed itself having ancient roots
Comb & Legs: A large, distinctive feather crest (muff) on the head, sometimes with a beard, and a small V-comb
Timeframe to Laying: 20-25 Weeks 
Cold Hardy?: Yes with Considerations
Dual-Purpose?: No
What to Expect: A Tolbunt Polish chicken is a rare, beautiful variety of the crested Polish chicken breed, featuring a unique mix of reddish-brown, black lacing, and white mottling, named from German words for "fantastic/extravagant" and "colorful". Known for their large crests (pom-poms), V-shaped combs, calm temperaments, and white eggs, they are ornamental birds originating from Germany, challenging to breed but popular as backyard pets.