Deluxe Editions
The fourth edition published by Whitman are known
as deluxe editions probably because of the linen cover and full colour and two
colour illustrations that appear in the books. There were only fifteen books published in this format,
and two of them are first editions.
1. The
Secret of the Mansion
8. The
Black Jacket Mystery
2. The
Red Trailer Mystery
9. The
Happy Valley Mystery
3. The
Gatehouse Mystery
10. The Marshland
Mystery
4. The
Mysterious Visitor
11. The
Mystery at Bob-White Cave
5. The
Mystery Off Glen Road
12. The
Mystery of the Blinking Eye
6. The
Mystery in Arizona
13. The
Mystery on Cobbett's Island
7. The
Mysterious Code
14. The Mystery
of the Emeralds
15. The
Mystery on the Mississippi
Some editions were published by Whitman and others
were published by Golden Press.
The front and back inside covers contain colour
pictures of Trixie and Honey.
The information provided here covers the books from
my own collection and is not representative of all the books produced at this
time.
Trixie
Belden and the Secret of the Mansion
Author
:
Published
:
Extent:
Spine No. :
Julie
Campbell 1965
258 pages 2318
Cover and internal illustrations by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
Inside cover is red.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled one.
This is the first edition where the author's name appears on the cover and
spine. Kathryn Kenny's name appeared on the last four books of the cello
editions but not the spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Red Trailer Mystery
Author
:
Published
:
Extent:
Spine No. :
Julie
Campbell 1965
258 pages 2361
Cover and internal illustrations by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
Inside cover is green.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and green tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled two.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Gatehouse Mystery
Author
:
Published
:
Extent:
Spine No. :
Julie
Campbell 1965
258 pages 2369
Cover illustrations by Paul Frame
Internal illustrations by Marvin Besunder
Unique features:
Inside cover is blue.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue tones.
This is the first book in this edition to use a different illustrator for
internal illustrations.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled three.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mysterious Visitor
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Julie
Campbell 1965
258 pages 2368
Illustrated by Mary Stevens.
Cover illustrations by Paul Frame
Internal illustrations by Marvin Besunder
Unique features:
Inside cover is blue.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue, and black
and red tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled four.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery off Glen Road
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Julie
Campbell 1965
258 pages 2370
Cover and internal illustrations by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
Inside cover is green.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue, and black
and red tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled five.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just five blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery in Arizona
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Julie
Campbell 1965
286 pages 2371
Cover and internal illustrations by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
Inside cover is red.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are brown, black and red
tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled six.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just five blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mysterious Code
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1966
258 pages 2354
Cover illustrations by Paul Frame
Internal illustrations by Haris Petrie
Unique features:
The first book not written by Julie Campbell. All future books in this
series were written under the pen name of Kathryn Kenny. This book is
believed to have been written by Nicolete Meredith Stack.
This is the first book in this edition to use Haris Petrie as an illustrator for
internal illustrations.
This edition published by Golden Press, New York.
Inside cover is green.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue, and black
and red tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled seven.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Black Jacket Mystery
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1967
258 pages 2364
Cover and internal illustrations by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
The author of this book is unknown.
Inside cover is red.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue, and black
and red tones.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled eight.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just five blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Happy Valley Mystery
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1966
258 pages 2357
Cover illustrations by Paul Frame
Internal illustrations by Haris Petrie
Unique features:
The author of this book is thought to be Nicolete Meredith Stack.
Inside cover is blue.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are brown, black and red
tones.
This edition published by Golden Press, New York and before the Whitman edition
of #8 The Black Jacket Mystery.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled nine.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Marshland Mystery
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1967
258 pages 2358
Illustrated by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
The author of this book is unknown.
Inside cover is pink.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue, and black
and yellow tones.
This edition published by Golden Press, New York.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled ten.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery at Bob-White Cave
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1966
258 pages 2355
Illustrated by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
The author of this book is unknown.
Inside cover is blue.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are black and blue tones.
This edition published by Whitman, but before the Whitman edition of #8 The
Black Jacket Mystery.
This edition does not contain the bibliography that was in the cameo edition.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled eleven.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery of the Blinking Eye
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1966
258 pages 2359
Illustrated by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
The author of this book is unknown.
Inside cover is brown.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are blue and black, and brown,
black and red tones.
This edition published by Golden Press, New York and before the Whitman edition
of #8 The Black Jacket Mystery.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled twelve.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just five blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery on Cobbett's Island
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1966
258 pages 2356
Cover illustrations by Paul Frame
Internal illustrations by Haris Petrie
Unique features:
The author of this book is thought to be Virginia McDonnell.
Inside cover is blue.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are blue and black, and black
and red tones.
This edition published by Golden Press, New York and before the Whitman edition
of #8 The Black Jacket Mystery.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled thirteen.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery of the Emeralds
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1965
258 pages 2359
Illustrated by Paul Frame.
Unique features:
This is a first edition and publication date is in numbers, not roman
numerals.
The author of this book is thought to be Virginia McDonnell.
Contents list starts further down the page than other editions and goes to
two pages.
Inside cover is yellow.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are blue and black, and black
and green tones.
This edition published by Whitman, before the Whitman edition of #8 The Black
Jacket Mystery.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled fourteen.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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Trixie
Belden and the Mystery on the Mississippi
Author
:
First Published :
Extent:
Spine No. :
Kathryn
Kenny 1965
258 pages 2367
Cover illustrations by Paul Frame
Internal illustrations by Haris Petrie
Unique features:
This is a first edition and publication date is in numbers, not roman
numerals.
The author of this book is unknown.
Inside cover is pink.
The two colour illustrations featured in the book are blue and black, and black
and brown tones.
This edition published by Whitman, before the Whitman edition of #8 The Black
Jacket Mystery.
Chapter openings are very plain with no illustrations.
The spine is labelled fifteen.
The author's name appears on the cover and spine.
Book listing appears in the front of the book as "Your Trixie Belden
Library" and lists to fifteen, all numbered and in correct order.
There is no end matter, just three blank pages.
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