It is very difficult to positively identify beans based solely upon the seed appearance, as many beans look similar... it is easier to say what they are not. Those beans look more tan than red, and looking closely, there are 3 seed coat colors... so I do not believe they are Red Calypso or Anasazi. What was your source for the seed? Unless the original source was commercial seed, chances are good that they are a local or regional heirloom.

I notice that there is a bean in the upper left of the photo that appears to be different that the others; larger, with maroon coloration instead of tan, and more heavily spotted. That one looks similar to a bush bean I grow that was collected in Hungary.

Concur with Zeedman, those beans do not appear to be either Anasazi nor do they look like Red Calypso.

They are similar to Papa de Rola and other beans with split color pattern and with red instead of yellow/brown for the darker color.

Anasazi Beans are related to the Cranberry variety , they are a climbing bean so make sure you have good support for the :)

Hello! I agree with others that that is not Red Calypso or Anasazi. Those both are just red & white, without stripes inside the red. What you have is discussed here: http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3324095/what-beans-variety-is-this-brown-red-and-white?n=5

They are a tasty soup bean known by many names in many European countries.