A short German-language technical article by Artur Hamann giving four designs for damask table linen (Gebild-Gewebe). For each design (Abb. 1-4) it states thread counts per cm, the binding (5-end satin, 4-end twill), the number of shaft groups and shafts needed, pattern repeat size in threads and cm, and materials (cotton warp with linen weft, or all linen). A page of drawdown figures illustrates the four patterns.

A short German-language piece from Melliand's Textilberichte by Artur Hamann presenting four designs for damask table linen (Gebild-Gewebe). For each design (Abb. 1-4) it gives thread counts per cm, the binding (5-end satin or 4-end twill), the number of shaft groups and shafts needed, pattern repeat calculations and materials (cotton warp with linen weft, or all linen). The scan also includes the end of G. Lehmann's article on the technique of figured weaving, covering a Schleicher damask jacquard attachment and a half-damask machine.

A 1927 installment of Artur Hamann's serial "Webwarenkunde" (textile fabric knowledge) in Melliand's Textilberichte, written in German. It is an alphabetical glossary of cotton and linen fabrics, covering Opal, Schnurenbatist, Seidenbatist, Kristalline, Hecowa, Philana, Hecolan, Chiffon, Creas, Cretonne, Dowlas, Duck, Linon, Mako, Madapolam, Nanking and others. Entries give origin of the name, finishing processes, thread counts per cm or per quarter French inch, yarn numbers and uses. Fabric swatch photographs (Abb. 55-59) illustrate several entries.

Installment of Artur Hamann's series on fabric knowledge (Webwarenkunde), covering heavy technical fabrics: sailcloth (hemp, flax, cotton), tarpaulin (Presenning), Ravenstuch, bread-bag and knapsack fabrics, tent fabrics, and awning drills (Markisendrell, Umbradrell). It gives thread counts, yarn numbers, widths, weights, tear strengths, impregnation methods and stripe arrangements in tables. It also covers weave structures (plain weave, 2:1 and 3:1 twills, herringbone, double cloth with upper and lower warp and weft) and the lightfastness of dyes used for awning fabrics. Illustrated with photographs of samples (Abb. 137-143) and a warp cross-section.

A continuation installment of Artur Hamann's "Webwarenkunde" (textile fabric knowledge), a German-language series from Melliand's Textilberichte, covering lining fabrics. It describes cotton and half-wool lining cloths such as Croisé sleeve lining, Milanese, pocket lining, Serge-glacé, Halbwollserge, Eisengarn and its printed imitations, Foulardin, cotton cloth, Zanella types, Satinella, and stiff interlinings (Steifleinen). For each it gives weave structure (twill, 5- and 8-end warp or weft satin), thread counts per cm or per quarter French inch, yarn numbers, materials, finishes and uses. Illustrated with photographs of fabric swatches (Abb. 91-103); no weaving drafts are included.

A 1927 installment of Artur Hamann's serial 'Webwarenkunde' (textile fabric knowledge) in Melliand's Textilberichte, covering interlining, stiffening and lining fabrics. It describes Wattierleinen, Leimleinen, Rohleinen, Futtergaze, Einlagenfutter, and in particular horsehair fabrics (Roßhaargewebe), with yarn types, thread counts per cm, finishing, and weave bindings. Numbered quality tables and photographic samples (Abb. 104-111) are included, along with a drawing of a twisted (Dreher) cord; there are no weaving drafts.

A continuation installment of Artur Hamann's serial "Webwarenkunde" (textile fabric knowledge), 1927, covering cotton and half-wool lining fabrics. It opens with the end of the napped Barchent (fustian) group, then treats Futterstoffe in detail: serge and its trade names, Bougram, Cretonne sleeve lining, Doppeltuch, Dowlas, Jaconet, Kofferfutter, Nova, Sarsenet, shoe lining, Shirting, Pocketing, Reversible, Taffet, Universaltuch and Croisé. For each it gives the weave (plain, twill, satin), finishing, colours, thread counts per 1/4 French inch or per cm, yarn numbers and widths, with photographs of fabric samples (Abb. 81-90).

Installment of a German-language series on textile and fabric science, covering the twill (Köper) and satin (Atlas) weaves. It explains the classification of twills (weft and warp twills, simple, reinforced, multi-rib, double, zigzag, herringbone and diamond twills) and of 5- to 10-end satins, with notation such as 1+2 and 4+1. It also gives typical fabrics for each weave, explains how to read the interlacing diagrams and point-paper drawdowns, and begins a section on trade names for plain, twill and satin fabrics, including cotton raw goods and thread-count measures. Pages of numbered weave diagrams (Abb. 10-48) illustrate the twill and satin structures.

A 1927 installment of Artur Hamann's serialized 'Webwarenkunde' (textile goods knowledge) in Melliand's Textilberichte, covering cotton shirting and linen-type fabrics. It describes Renforcé, Schonerstoffe, Schirting, Schülertuch, Riesenleinwand, Triplüre, Tricoline, Perkal, Chemise, Oxford, Zephir, and begins on Natté/Panama. Entries give thread counts, yarn numbers, widths, finishes, uses and weave notes (plain weave, panama, crepe, satin stripes, brochés), illustrated with photographs of fabric samples (Abb. 60-64).

A 1927 installment of Artur Hamann's serial "Webwarenkunde" (textile goods knowledge) in Melliand's Textilberichte, in German. It first finishes a glossary of linen fabrics (Linon, Rohleinen, Rumburger Webe, Stallzüchen, Westfälische Leinwand and others), then begins a long section on flannels. The flannel section covers Hemdenflanell, Sportflanell, Reformflanell, Normalflanell, Militärflanell, Schlosserflanell, Tennisflanell and others, giving weave (plain, 2:1 and 2:2 twill), raising, materials, yarn counts, thread densities, stripe sequences and fabric widths, illustrated with fabric swatches (Abb. 73-76).

A 1927 installment of Artur Hamann's serial 'Webwarenkunde' (textile goods knowledge) in Melliand's Textilberichte, in German. It describes apron fabrics (Siamosen, Gingham, Elbin, Water and Waterregatta, Köperregatta, Schürzensatin, figured apron cloths, Blaudruck and Doppeldruck printing methods) and then jute fabrics (fibre grades, yarn numbering, hessians, tarpaulin, baggings, sacking twills, decorative jute cloths) and sailcloth. Each fabric is given with thread counts, yarn numbers, colour sequences, widths and uses, and illustrated with fabric sample photographs (Abb. 112-136). No weaving drafts are given.

A German-language installment of Artur Hamann's serial "Webwarenkunde" (textile merchandise knowledge) from Melliand's Textilberichte, 1927, pp. 401-408. It describes commercial cotton and linen fabrics: Natté (panama weaves), Nankinett, Nainsook, Nesseltuch, leno-type Korellstoffe, Byssus, Frottesina, bed ticking (Bettzeug), printed cretonne couvertures, and Satin Augusta. A long section on linen and half-linen laundry fabrics follows, covering bleaching, fiber content and labeling, Aeterna sheets, and an alphabetical glossary of linen types such as Gminderleinen, Heedeleinen and Leinenbatist. Thread counts, yarn numbers and widths are given, along with weave diagrams and sample photographs.

A 1927 installment of Artur Hamann's serial on textile merchandise knowledge (Webwarenkunde), covering flannel and napped cotton and wool fabrics. It defines trade names such as half-wool flannel, Viyella, Lama, Zephir, the Fancy fabrics, Barchent (fustian) types, Spagnolett, Biber and Velour/Veloutine. For each it gives the weave (plain, 2/2 twill, herringbone, warp satin, crepe), yarn counts, thread densities per cm, fibre content and uses. Illustrated with fabric sample photographs (Abb. 77-80) and a thread-order stripe sequence for a Viyella flannel.