what beautiful little things, i'll 2nd that nomination
i reckon your right kathy, she screams pedigree to me (maybe not pure breed but she's definately not just moggy is she?!)
I actually
do think she's
not pedigree. At best a cat with a grey-breed background. Maybe a mix. There are quite a few grey cats in my neighborhood, all are moggies. All are stunning. The face to me just doesn't say pedigree. A good Russian blue will have less of a wedge face, more rounded, stocky, though not smushed face (they are a powerful looking cat), and an exotic shorthair will have a nice Persian-type face. The orientals will have a very strong wedge, much stronger than hers and they just have a more angular build. A good Russian or Chartreuse (A french breed grey cat) will also not have tabby markings, which she's got on her tail. Of course, tabby markings may be present in a young cat, if she's a young mother, but I don't know her age by looking at the pictures. I could, however, be super wrong, as I'm no expert. I just like to thumb through the big books at Costco.
And there was one on cat breeds last time I went. In addition, I'd think somebody would chip a pedigree. Wouldn't they? That makes sense, but some people don't think that way.
That being said, she
is absolutely gorgeous and mating with a black cat has produced lovely kittens. The black must have grey in his background too, because for an all-grey litter to occur, grey has got to be dominant.
That is the best arguement there for a pedigree background, the
all-grey litter. Usually a moggy litter is a mixed bag, which is what I've got. There's a lighter grey kitten with some shading that is really pretty.
I second the POTM nod. I don't think you'll have any trouble finding homes for these little lookers. I'm really into the grey cats right now, Max from my litter is grey with a spattering of tabby marking which may or may not go away. Very pretty.
llj
they're all absolutely gorgeous, especially mum. 
has he had any luck finding her owners? was she chipped?
