Trixie Belden and the Mystery on the Mississippi #15 by Kenny, Kathryn

Golden Press, 1967. First Edition. Hardcover. good/no jacket. NOT an ex library book. Clean interior pages. Pages toning. stain line bottom edge of pages. This book is #15 of 15 titles listed at front of the book.

NY: Golden Press. Very Good+ with no Dust Jacket. 1967. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very minimal edgewear and scuffing, primarily to rear board. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 254 pages; 28700 .

Racine, WI:: Whitman,, 1984.. Good (bookstore stamp, usual toning to the pages, minor wear to covers.). Trade paperback - square cover illustration. A reissue in a new fomat (the last one used for this series) introduced in 1984 and only used for 2 years. After publishing several new titles in 1980, there was a gap of 4 years, and then over the next 3 years only 5 new titles were produced before the series ended in 1986. These last 5 titles had a different design on the cover (the 'square' format picture) and were illustrated with drawings - and many of the earlier titles were also produced briefly with this format. Cover by Jerry Harston.

Racine, WI:: Whitman,, 1977.. Good only condition (creasing to cover, short tears at ends of spine.). Trade paperback - oval cover illustration by Jack Wacker. The format used for the most titles in the series - from #1-34. This copy lists through #22. The Trixie series have been favorites for 3 generations now - as a very real young girl with classes, homework, babysitting and other chores, Trixie is a sleuth, girls can identify with - and boys can identify with Jim or Mart or Dan in the Bob-Whites.

Racine, WI: Golden. G. (1967). Back cover scrape, corners bumped, backstrap splitting, handwritten price at top of cover near spine, owner name fep. . Yellow binding (soiled), ovals of girls on endpapers. .

Racine, WI:: Whitman,, 1977.. Very near fine (usual toning to the pages, otherwise appears unread.). Trade paperback - oval cover illustration by Jack Wacker. The format used for the most titles in the series - from #1-34. The Trixie series have been favorites for 3 generations now - as a very real young girl with classes, homework, babysitting and other chores, Trixie is a sleuth, girls can identify with - and boys can identify with Jim or Mart or Dan in the Bob-Whites. 234 pp.

Whitman,. Unknown Binding. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Whitman,. Unknown Binding. Good. Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Racine, WI:: Whitman,, 1977.. Good+ condition (minor creasing to cover.). Trade paperback - oval cover illustration by Jack Wacker. The format used for the most titles in the series - from #1-34. This copy lists through #22. The Trixie series have been favorites for 3 generations now - as a very real young girl with classes, homework, babysitting and other chores, Trixie is a sleuth, girls can identify with - and boys can identify with Jim or Mart or Dan in the Bob-Whites.

Racine, WI:: Whitman,, (1977.). Good condition (creasing on front cover, prev owner's name on bottom of textblock).. Trade paperback - oval cover illustration by Jack Wacker. The format used for the most titles in the series - from #1-34. The Trixie series have been favorites for 3 generations now - as a very real young girl with classes, homework, babysitting and other chores, Trixie is a sleuth, girls can identify with - and boys can identify with Jim or Mart or Dan in the Bob-Whites.