Hendrik Engel's Alphabetical List Dutch Zoological Cabinets ... - DWC

zen 1938, p. 126, 167.
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657. HELDER, Den -
Zoological museum of the Dutch Zoological Society, founded 1890; open to the
public in 1936. It contained collections from the adjoining seas. 1be station
was tranferred to Texel in 1969. Une station zoologique dans la mer du
Nord, in: La Nature V, 1877, p. 121-122; P. Smit: De N,D,V. en zijn station,
1872-1972 (K.U. Nijmegen); P. Smit 1972, in: Vakbl. Biol. LII, p. 240-245. A
natural history museum "Natuurhistorisch Museum" containing more general
topics, founded 1935, opened 1936; its first conservator was Jan A. Nijkamp.
Closed about 1970. Musea 1938, p. 165; Jutting 1939, p. 198; 1954, p. 168.
A private mineralogical museum has existed in this town for some time in the
"Watertoren".
658. HELLEBREKERS, W. - Rotterdam, later Delft, according to Hens 1964-
1965.
Collection of bird-eggs, many of them from the province Limburg. P .A. Hens
1924: Avifauna der nederlandsche provincie Limburg, in: Nat. Hist. Maandbl.
XIII, p. 7; Idem 1964-1965, p. 17,
659. HELLINGS, C. -
Shells to Zool. Mus. Amsterdam in 1860, cf. Jutting 1939, p. 173.
660. HELLINGS, H.Th.C. -
Shells to Zool. Mus. Amsterdam in 1856, cf. Jutting 1939, p. 173.
661. HELLINGWERF, Cornelis Johannes - 1796 Egmond Binnen - 21 March 1857
Alkrnaar. Unmarried. Tax-collector at Alkmaar,
Possessed a cabinet of shells, sea animals, minerals, coins, physical and
optical instruments. He also possessed a very fine library. AKL 18.57, p.
240: announcement of the sale of a precious cabinet of instruments, shells
and other sea-products and minerals, in September 1857; p. 288: sale
on 29 Sept. 1857 of microscopes of Dollond, Gilbert, Delebarre etc., and
objects for microscopy. Van der Aa VIII, p. 484 (auction of collections and
library Aug. or Sept. 1857 at Alkmaar); NNBW I, col, 1062; JWP IV, p. 388.
662. HELMOLT - "Geheimschrijver van de Raad van Justitie tot Batavia".
Cabinet of shells sold in Amsterdam. Valentijn 1726, III, p. 560, 564; 1754,
p. 14, 44, 48, 63, 64, 65, 67; Jutting 1939, p. 234, 237.
663. HEM, Laurens van der - Amsterdam, Lawyer.
Possessed a cabinet (Patin 1676, p. 162 (v. 1671) copied by Misson 1722, p.
34). The cabinet of Laurens van der Hem, Amsterdam, was visited by Cosimo de
Medici in 166 7. He also possessed drawings from the East Indies, and the
Blaeu Atlas, which is now in the National Library of Vienna. This Atlas was
sold by van der Hem to Prince Eugene of Savoye. Ned. Leeuw IV, 1933, col. 3.