Hans Jaklin
(1874-?)
Hans Jaklin, Austrian collector and mineralogist, was born May 4, 1874, in Videm(south of Ljubljana), Steiermark Province, Austria (today Slovenia), the son of Johann Jaklin, a merchant. He studied at the Montanistische Hochschule in Leoben, Austria, from 1892/93 to 1895/96, and finished with the "Absolutorium" (bachelor's or Master's Degree but without the thesis requirement for PhD) on July 20, 1896. He may have been a Royal Imperial "Mining academician" (k.k. Bergakademiker). His mineral collection consisted almost exclusively of specimens from Austro-Hungarian localities. The Krantz mineral dealership obtained his mineral collection, which appears to have been quite numerous. All labels are squares of brown paper rubber-stamped with his name in purple ink.
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84 X 53 mm (collection of D. Ozdín, Bratislava, Slovakia) |
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65 x 50 mm (Richard Lang collection) |
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85 x 52 mm (Roger Lang collection) |
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