A Bell for Ursli by Selina Chönz, Illustrated by Alois Carigiet - 1950

A Bell for Ursli by Selina Chönz, Illustrated by Alois Carigiet - 1950

Description:
This classic children’s book, A Bell for Ursli, is written by Selina Chönz and illustrated by Alois Carigiet, first published in the USA in 1950 by Henry Z. Walck, Inc. This beautifully illustrated story tells the tale of Ursli, a young boy from the Swiss Engadine Mountains, who longs to carry the biggest bell in the village's annual Spring Festival. The story captures the essence of Swiss traditions and alpine life, brought to life through the vivid and enchanting artwork of Alois Carigiet.

This edition is perfect for collectors of vintage children's literature, lovers of Swiss culture, or anyone who appreciates stories of adventure, determination, and tradition.

Condition:

• Fair condition: The book shows visible signs of age, including some wear to the spine and cover, as well as light foxing on some pages. The binding is slightly loose but intact. The interior pages remain free of markings, and the illustrations are still vibrant.
• There is a small handwritten notation on the title page and a faint library marking, but they do not detract from the overall charm of the book.

Important Information:

• Published by Henry Z. Walck, Inc., New York, in 1950.
• Written by Selina Chönz and illustrated by the award-winning Alois Carigiet.
• A tale rich in Swiss traditions and beautifully illustrated.
• A must-have for collectors of classic children's literature and fans of European folklore.