passbook
bankbook

In one shoe box, they kept the bankbook and all donations.

She must have had some kind of business papers, a bankbook, something."

"The funds are good at the moment," said the treasurer, with the bankbook in front of him.

He slapped the bankbook on the arm of his chair, then handed it over.

Here are letters addressed to me, my bankbook, communications from editors.

I asked him for the bankbook, examined every page.

I asked, holding up a sweaty handful of bills still inside my bankbook.

Inside his white sedan was a bankbook and cash.

She finally found the hidden compartment and pulled out a slim blue bankbook.

We'll probably never know now," Eileen said, and started turning the pages of the bankbook.

"You can look at my bankbook but never ever put your hands on my purse," she sang.

"I took a $10,000 personal loan out of my daughter's bankbook and am still paying it off," he said.

A passbook or bankbook is a paper book used to record bank transactions on a deposit account.

He was robbed of his bankbook, wallet, a knife and £67.

So long as the total bankbook balance is in line with a buyer's overall profile, it will probably pass muster.

We found three numbers in that bankbook.

"Nobody found a bankbook on him," I said.

"Why would he keep a bankbook stashed here?"

My credit cards, checkbook, and bankbook were with my other clothing.

His bankbook would be dented a lot more than it was if he'd bought one of those fancy wrap jobs.

A home attendant stole an elderly person's bankbook and wrote checks for $420.

No, it didn't look like a bankbook cover.

Everything's there, the bankbook and the cash.

In the secret compartment The Shadow saw the bankbook.

"I just have to get my bankbook."