Racine, WI: Golden Press, (1956). Hardcover - The first format this title was issued in and perhaps the most difficult to find. List of Trixie titles in the back of the book only lists thru #6 in the series. Photo album endpapers. Duotone illustrations by Mary Stevens. 282 pp.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1966.). Hardcover - #4 in the series, in this slightly larger format (used only on the 1st 15 titles of the series, between 1966 and 1969), with matte illustrated boards and endpapers with oval portraits of Trixie and Honey. 15 titles listed in book. Cover by Paul Frame, full-page illustrations by Marvin Besunder in both full color and duo-tone. 252 pp.

Racine, WI: Golden Press, (1970.). Hardcover - Cover illustration by Larry Frederick. White endpapers, with green drawingsof the Bob-Whites, now distinctly teenagers of the period (1970's.) Measures 7 3/4 by 5 1/8 inches. 234 pages.

Racine, WI: Golden Press, 1970. Hardcover - Cover illustration by Larry Frederick. White endpapers, with orange drawingsof the Bob-Whites, now distinctly teenagers of the period (1970.) Measures 7 3/4 by 5 1/8 inches. 236 pp. ISBN: 0-307615340.

Racine, WI: Whitman Publishing Co., (1970.). Hardcover - Cover illustration by Larry Frederick. White endpapers, with green drawings of Trixie and Honey, now distinctly teenagers of the period (1970's.) Measures 7 3/4 by 5 1/8 inches. 234 pp

Racine, WI: Whitman, 1977. The format used for the most titles in the series - from #1-34. This is an early printing in this format, with the inside listing to #19, cover price of 95c. 236 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215253.

Racine, WI: Golden Press, (1977.). The most popular format used for this series. Early printing with 95c cover price. 236 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215342.

Racine, WI: Whitman, 1984. While not as well known as Nancy Drew, this is many girls' favorite series: Trixie is a real girl, with chores, school to attend, a little brother to babysit - but lots of adventures! This is a reissue in a new fomat (the last one used for this series) which was introduced in 1984 and only used for 2 years, and so is much less common than the ones with the oval illustration. They had a different design on the cover (the 'square' format picture); the last 5 titles appeared only in this format, and not all of the earlier titles were issued like this. Cover by Jodi Lee. 234 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215261.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (1984.). While not as well known as Nancy Drew, this is many girls' favorite series: Trixie is a real girl, with chores, school to attend, a little brother to babysit - but lots of adventures! This is a reissue in a new fomat (the last one used for this series) which was introduced in 1984 and only used for 2 years, and so is much less common than the ones with the oval illustration. They had a different design on the cover (the 'square' format picture); the last 5 titles appeared only in this format, and not all of the earlier titles were issued like this. Cover by Jerry Harston. 236 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215407.

Racine, WI: Whitman, 1984. While not as well known as Nancy Drew, this is many girls' favorite series: Trixie is a real girl, with chores, school to attend, a little brother to babysit - but lots of adventures! This is a reissue in a new fomat (the last one used for this series) which was introduced in 1984 and only used for 2 years, and so is much less common than the ones with the oval illustration. They had a different design on the cover (the 'square' format picture); the last 5 titles appeared only in this format, and not all of the earlier titles were issued like this. Cover by Jerry Harston. ISBN: 0-307-215253.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1970.). Hardcover - The format used on the first 16 titles in the series - cover illustration by Larry Frederick. 234 pp. ISBN: 0-307215261.

Racine, WI: Whitman, 1984. While not as well known as Nancy Drew, this is many girls' favorite series: Trixie is a real girl, with chores, school to attend, a little brother to babysit - but lots of adventures! This is a reissue in a new fomat (the last one used for this series) which was introduced in 1984 and only used for 2 years, and so is much less common than the ones with the oval illustration. They had a different design on the cover (the 'square' format picture); the last 5 titles appeared only in this format, and not all of the earlier titles were issued like this. Cover by Jerry Harston. ISBN: 0-307-215253.

New York: Golden Press, (1959.) dj. Hardcover - Uncommon edition with the diamond-spine dust jacket by Herbert Tauss. The dustjacket has a synopsis on front flap, price of $1.00, and the 1959 date. The rear flap 'about the author' and 'about the artist', illustrator Mary Stevens. Bound in red and pink diamond patterned boards, with green and white diamond endpapers. One of a series of books issued by the Golden Press in a more deluxe - and at $1 a more expensive -format. Although the back cover of the book mentions eight titles as the "first" in this new series, as far as I know these were the only titles ever issued - and this was the only Trixie Belden book issued in this format. 282 pp.

London: Dean and Son, (1982.). Hardcover - Uncommon hard cover format, pictorial boards (oval cover illustration by Jack Wacker). This is the same format issued in paperback in the US. Rear cover states that there are currently 12 books in the series. 187 pp. ISBN: 0-603-003001.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1958.). Hardcover - An early printing in the second format used - and now rather hard to find in this format. Illustrated in duotone by Mary Stevens. Illustrated 'snapshot' endpapers. Lists just 2 titles at the end of the book, 282 pp. Wraparound cover illustration.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (1984.). While not as well known as Nancy Drew, this is many girls' favorite series: Trixie is a real girl, with chores, school to attend, a little brother to babysit - but lots of adventures! This is a reissue in a new fomat (the last one used for this series) which was introduced in 1984 and only used for 2 years, and so is much less common than the ones with the oval illustration. They had a different design on the cover (the 'square' format picture); the last 5 titles appeared only in this format, and not all of the earlier titles were issued like this. Cover by Jerry Harston. 236 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215407.

Racine, WI: Golden Press, (1970.). Hardcover - Cover illustration by Larry Frederick. White endpapers, with green drawingsof the Bob-Whites, now distinctly teenagers of the period (1970's.) Measures 7 3/4 by 5 1/8 inches. 234 pages. ISBN: 0-307-215342.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1966.). Hardcover - A slightly larger format (used only on the 1st 15 titles of the series, between 1966 and 1969), with matte illustrated boards and endpapers with oval portraits of Trixie and Honey. 15 titles listed in book. Cover and illustrations by Paul Frame in both full color and duo-tone plates.

New York: Random House, (2003.). Hardcover - Trixie is lamenting being stuck in Sleepyside all summer, until a rich girl moves in next door, a runaway kid hides out, and rumors float that the old mansion on the hill has a fortune hidden in it. After almost 20 years of being out of print, this is a brand new hardcover edition of the first book in this popular series, with new cover art by Michael Koelsch, but the original illustrations by Mary Stevens. Still the original story - with only very minor changes like substituting "Moms" for "Mother" occasionally. 263 pp. plus 1 p publisher's ads,. ISBN: 0-375-82412x.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (c. 1977.). The format used for the most titles in the series - from #1-34. While not as well known as Nancy Drew, this is many girls' favorite series: Trixie is a real girl, with chores, school to attend, a little brother to babysit - but lots of adventures! 234 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215784.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1966). Hardcover - A slightly larger format (used only on the 1st 15 titles of the series, between 1966 and 1969), with matte illustrated boards and endpapers with oval portraits of Trixie and Honey. 15 titles listed in book. Cover and illustrations by Paul Frame in both full color and duo-tone plates. 252 pp.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1970.). Hardcover - The format used on the first 16 titles in the series - cover illustration by Larry Frederick. 236 pp.

New York: Random House, (2003.). Hardcover - After almost 20 years of being out of print, this is a new hardcover edition of the first book in this popular series, with new cover art by Michael Koelsch, but the original interior art by Mary Stevens. Still the original story - with only very minor changes like substituting "Moms" for "Mother" occasionally. 263 pp plus 1 full page ad saying that #3 and 4 are coming soon. ISBN: 0-375-82412X.

Racine, WI: Whitman, (ca 1966). Hardcover - A slightly larger format (used only on the 1st 15 titles of the series, between 1966 and 1969), with matte illustrated boards and endpapers with oval portraits of Trixie and Honey. 15 titles listed in book. Cover and illustrations by Paul Frame in both full color and duo-tone plates. 252 pp. ISBN: 0-307-215342.