What kind of Persian Cats are these ?

A lady moved into my block of flats recently and she as three Persian cats they are beautiful , she doesn't have a PC so she asked me to take some  pictures and get your opinions on colour.

What's great is not only have found a new cat mad human friend but I get to cuddle these bundles of fluff
Molly


Molly from the back


Doodle


Little Baby he only as one eye

Wow what beautiful cats

They all have the colour point pattern.

Molly - is a seal tortie colour point ( I can see a red patch of colour on her front foot and on her chin, so this tells you she is a tortie )

Doodle is also a seal tortie colour point. You can clearly see the red patches on face.

Little baby - he is a seal colourpoint

Are you sure Doodle isn't a DILUTE tortie point, i.e. a BLUE CREAM point?  It looks that way to me, but maybe that's my screen.  You can tell by the paw pads, if they are seal brown and pink it's a tortie point, but if they are slate grey and pink, it's a dilute tortie or blue cream point.

PS - I'm a recovering Himalayan breeder from the old days when the breed was first being developed, when it was actually a breed created by crossing Siamese and Persian.  Now it's just considered a color class of Persian.  Ours had noses and looked more like the Ragdolls and Birmans of today.  I say recovering breeder -- was always an ethical breeder, never had too many, never caged them (although the boy did not have the run of the house), but over time as I got more into rescue it didn't feel right to bring more cats into a world where beautiful healthy ones who were NOT purebreds didn't have enough homes....so I neutered everyone, placed some in pet homes and kept some.  My first queen (Ch. Chengali's Helena of Chalimar -- I think she was born in 1968) lived to be 19 1/2.  I still love colorpoints of all kinds.

Yes, Doodle is definitely a dilute tortie point (also called blue cream point), no question about it when you see the two together.

Red Top Rescue said:

 
Yes, Doodle is definitely a dilute tortie point (also called blue cream point), no question about it when you see the two together.

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Thank you Red Top Rescue