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

lists over 5,000 specimens, representing ca. 1,270 species. The collection
might have been purchased by L.A. Reeve. Dance 1966, p. 191, 237, 239.
1340. SCHARENDIJKE (Prov. Zeeland) -
Station for dolphins and sea-lions "Dolfirodam". Hoogenhout 1978b, nr. 13;
Ned, Museumgids 1980, p. 161; 1982, p. 172.
1341. SCHEEPMAKER, G.Wzn.- born Amsterdam- 2 July 1854. Schoolmaster,
"Instituteur".
He possessed an extensive cabinet of shells, famous among contemporary collectors
for the various rare objects from China, Australia, Madagascar and
N. America. He presented a part of his collection to "Artis" in 1844, see
also: Kort vers lag Wetensch. Werkz. Cie. Bij dr. tot de Dierk. p. 10, 15.
Other parts of his collection came in the possession of J. Voorhoeve (q.v.,
see cat, Boekh. 2255a; auction Voorhoeve 2 April 1872); and of Loebbecke
(cf. Kobelt 1904, in: Nachr. Blatt XXXVI, p. 81-87). His son C. Scheepmaker,
Gzn. presented shells to Zool. Mus. Amsterdam in 1870 and 1873, cf. Jutting
1939, p. 174. Catalogus van een zeer belangrijke boekverzameling over natuurlijke
historie gedeeltelijk nagelaten door G. Scheepmaker Wzn, in leven
instituteur te Amsterdam, 24-26 Jan. 1855 te Amsterdam (nr. Boekh. 1752,
also in "Artis"). AKL 1854, p. 237 (short biogr.), p. 416 (sale in Jan.
1855); Jutting 1939, p. 169, 212, 229, 236; T, van Benthem Jutting 1939:
Notes on the types of some pulmonate shells from the Scheepmaker collection,
now in the Amsterdam Zool. Museum, in: Basteria IV, p. 28-31; Dance 1966, p.
301.
1342. SCHEID - See Schaid,
1343. SCHELLING, Adrianus Hermanus born 31 March 1887 Stompwijk.
Engineer. Living at Groningen, later Grijpskerk.
Possessed a collection of shells.
1344. SCHELLING, Hermanus Gerardus Jacob - 15 Oct. 1888 - 8 June 1978 Driebergen.
Architect. Chief engineer of the Dutch railways at Utrecht.
He possessed a collection of shells. In 1937 he bought the collection of
H.A. de Vos tot Nederveen Cappel (q.v. ). Jutting 1939, p. 216, 231, 233,
235.
1345. SCHEP - See Sepp.
1346. SCHEPENS, Johannes - second half 18th century Amsterdam. Silversmith.
Amateur entomologist.
He made microscopical preparations, especially of the honey-bee and the
bean. Nemnich 1809, p. 372, 373 (v. 1808, when Schepens had done this work
during about 40 years). In "Artis" (nr. 3537 A) is a manuscript of a
treatise on the honey-bee; it contains 63 drawings, an elaborate explanation,
and a critical commentary on the work of Swammerdam and Leeuwenhoek.
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