| Dimensions | 13 × 19 × 3 cm |
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Orange cloth binding with red title plate and gilt title on the spine.
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Please view our photographs. No dust jacket. The Companion Book Club edition of The Venus of Konpara by John Masters is a 1960 reprint edition of the original 1960 historical adventure novel set during the British Raj in India.
Book Overview
Author: John Masters (1914–1983), a British Indian Army officer and novelist.
Original Publisher: Michael Joseph, London (1960).
Book Club Publisher: The Companion Book Club, London (1960).
Page Count: 256 pages.
Plot: Follows six people searching for an ancient Indian statue in the jungle, dealing with themes of ambition, local history, and an interpretation of ancient Indian migrations.
Collectibility and Value
Format: Hardcover. Book club editions were mass-produced for subscribers at a lower cost than the trade first editions published by Michael Joseph.
Market Value: Typically valued between £10 to £18, depending on the condition of the boards and whether the original dust jacket is present.

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