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Siamese Cat Club of England Standard, used in America in 1906 until 1914
BODY COLOR be as light and even as possible, cream being the most desirable, but fawn also admissible, without streaks, bars, blotches, or other body markings.
POINTS (namely, mask, ears, legs, feet and tail) to be clearly defined, of the shade known as seal brown.
MASK complete; Namely, connected by tracings with the ears, neither separated by a pale ring as in kittens, nor blurred and indistinct, the desideratum being to preserve "the marten-face," an impression greatly aided by a good mask.
EYES bright, and decided blue.
COAT glossy and close-lying.
SHAPE Body rather long, legs proportionately slight.
HEAD rather long and pointed.
Body color.................................…..... 20
Shape................................ ......…. 10
Coat...................................... 10
Head .................................…..10
Eyes...................................….....20
Mask.........................................15
Density of Points..................................15
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