Tony

Just thought I’d point that out.

For a short explanation: The first pic shows a box called “homo pongoides” which contains most of the stuff Heuvelmans collected about the minnesota iceman, mostly newspaper and magazine articles but also unpublished drawings and pictures of the iceman. There were also three dossiers about the iceman (you can see one on the pic). They contain correspondance from 1968 to 1970 between Heuvelmans and Sanderson, Frank Hansen and others who were involved. One of the dossiers is the manuscript of the book “L’homme de Neanderthal est toujours vivant”.

The 2nd image shows boxes about unicorn and dragon reports, mostly from europe and asia.

On number 3 you can see some books of Heuvelmans vast collection. These are about giants, sirens and fairies.

The next one shows three paintings by Alika Lindbergh. Heuvelmans used two of them as front covers for his books. There are more paintings in the room: Two which show Homo pongoides or Nguoi Rung (the landscape shows south asian rainforest) and two which show Heuvelmans.

Number 4 shows more books and more boxes. Down in the bookshelve there are some boxes about american cryptids: 4 about bigfoot, one about mammoths and some about marine cryptids. There was also one about thunderbirds but it’s not on the pic.

Number 5: More boxes. Mostly about wildmen and zoological discoveries.