German type designer (b. Lüneburg, 1856, d. Lüneburg, 1937). After years in Braunschweig and Stuttgart, Heinz had contact with Genzsch&Heyse in Hamburg in 1881 and with Otto Hupp in 1887. After that, he returned to his home town to take over the printing business of his father. Briefbioby Harald Süß in 1999.
Typefaces for Gebr. Klingspor: Falstaff (1906, a strong black titling face), König Antiqua (1905), König Antiqua fett (1906), Offenbacher Fraktur (1901), Reform Kursiv and Reform Kursiv halbfett (1904), Walthari (1899-1900, Jugendstil font originally done at the Rudhardsche Giesserei), Walthari halbfett (1901). A revival in 2008 by HiH named Waltari is here. Schmuckinitialen (2009, Ralph Unger) is also a revival. Walthari Initialen (Rudhardsche, ca. 1900) was revived by Ralph Unger in 2012 in his Initials RMU One.
Typefaces for Schriftguss: Germania (1903), Germania halbfett (1903). Schnelle mentions that Germania was done for Aktiengesellschaft für Schriftgiesserei und Maschinenbau. Digital revival by Dieter Steffmann in 2001 under the same name.
Typefaces for Emil Gursch: Koenig-Fraktur (1910-1915). This is also called Gursch Fraktur. A revival by Gerhard Helzel exists), Koenig-Fraktur halbfett, KoenigSchwabacher (1912-1913) and Koenig Schwabacher halbfett (1912), Koenig-Type (1903: revived by Gerhard Helzel; Wetzel and Die deutsche Schrift mention 1913), Koenig-Type halbfett (1906), Koenig-Type fett (1910), Koenig-Type eng (1908), Koenig-Type schmallfett (1908). ArticleaboutKoenig Type.