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I don't know which chicks are usually in the hatchery assortments, but I've seen the websites for several hatcheries that also have OEGB in colors like black, blue, white, and wheaten, and none of those have stripes or eyeliner. On the other hand, I've also seen Dark Cornish Bantams and Easter...

Good point. The colors with eyeliner do seem to be more common than some of the other colors of that breed, and the leg color also helps identify them.

I think that is only on certain colors of Old English Game Bantams, not all of them. And certain colors of other breeds (bantam or standard) can have it too.

Pretty much the same for bantams as for any other breed of chick. The color is the most obvious thing, but for each chick color there are usually several possible breeds. Checking comb type can help, along with looking for feathered vs. clean feet, extra toes vs. normal number of toes...