Third revised edition (Vienna, 1900) of Part II of a German-language handweaving textbook, devoted to Jacquard weaving. It covers the history of figured weaving from the draw loom through the Jacquard machine, the construction and operation of the machine, harness and tie-up arrangements, pattern drawing, card cutting and lacing, and brocading and lancé devices. Later chapters treat harness set-ups for complex fabrics (damask, shawl, gauze/leno), variants of the Jacquard machine, patent law in Austria-Hungary and Germany, and a price list for equipment. It is illustrated with 189 figures, and an index is included.

A German-language school textbook on the technology of hand weaving, Part 1 (shaft weaving), in its third revised edition, edited by Heinrich Kinzer with the late O. Fiedler. It covers warp preparation (warping, sizing, beaming, drawing-in, reeding), weft preparation, loom construction, shed formation (treadle systems, pulley and counter-march mechanisms, dobby/shaft machines), shuttles, lays and box changing, and specific loom types such as linen, silk, terry, pique, knotted carpet, gobelin and ribbon looms. An appendix gives equipment price lists and cost calculations. It is illustrated with 221 line drawings of loom parts and mechanisms.