[Embroidered Binding | Royal School of Art Needlework] Cranford Roycrofters TSTL means 'The Sky is

TSTL means 'The Sky is the Limit'" (Paul Shaw Letter Design)

instructor in binding at the [Manchester] Municipal School of Technology…” (link) is mentioned in an article of “The Studio” in 1915

picturing a bronze plaque of Ball

interspersed with small leaf clusters

[Embroidered Binding | Royal School of Art Needlework] Cranford Roycrofters TSTL means 'The Sky isGaskell, Mrs. Cranford. London: Macmillan & Co., 1895. Line drawings by Hugh Thomson. Bound by the Royal School of Art Needlework in a silk embroidered binding, with a design of pink and peach ribbon extending along the outer boards of the front cover, interspersed with knots holding small branches with green leaves of varying shades. At the center of the front cover is a rectangular photogravure of de Hooch's "The Courtyard of a House in Delft" that