Mosher's work was notable for small size, attractive design, high-quality paper and affordable prices, and Trovillion emulated these practices.
Publications include: The Trovillians had extensive literary connections in the US and Europe, corresponding regularly with authors and publishers.
In the early 1930s, the Trovillions purchased an elaborate hand-hammered copper armillary-style sundial in Stockholm, Sweden and installed it in their back yard in Herrin.
[4] The theft was decidedly odd due to the significant weight of the sundial and the difficulty of removing it from its concrete base.
The house, named Thatchcot, in which the Trovillion Press was located, suffered a fire December 7, 2001.