A copy of Take Ivy has surfaced on eBay. Now is your chance to get the much loved book, but it will cost you five bills, only $4 to ship though. Such a deal.

A copy of Take Ivy has surfaced on eBay. Now is your chance to get the much loved book, but it will cost you five bills, only $4 to ship though. Such a deal.

Taylor
on Nov 7th, 2008
@ 7:25 PM:
I saw eBay,Take Ivy, and the $4 and got really excited. Then I read the rest and looked at the eBay page. It’s a shame such a great book is virtually impossible to come by.
Robin
on Nov 7th, 2008
@ 11:29 PM:
Anyone want to go halfsies on the bidding price with me? You get it for six months, I’ll get it for six months. It will be like a timeshare, except awesome.
Chenners
on Nov 8th, 2008
@ 1:01 PM:
I’ve got a better idea. The entire online community of guys interested in this book should all chip in. It should belong to the people!
What people ultimately want are the scans — the book itself is just for the collector. So someone should buy it and everyone pays him $1 to see the scans, either out of good faith, or maybe the scans are kept on a forum where you have to register.
Michael Williams
on Nov 8th, 2008
@ 1:16 PM:
Most of the pages are scanned here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mkwilliams/sets/72157605357121862/
Chenners
on Nov 8th, 2008
@ 1:59 PM:
Oh, that’s most of them? I thought that was only part of the book.
I think it’s overrated because of its foreignness and rarity.
designerman
on Nov 8th, 2008
@ 4:04 PM:
i had never seen the pics before – thanks for the scans!
i have some early 60′s j press catalogues – i’ll trade for a copy of ‘take ivy’ (this is like menswear baseball cards!)
will throw in a ‘gentry’ with original swatches intact!!
Rob
on Nov 10th, 2008
@ 10:50 AM:
thanks for the scans Michael
Gershon
on Nov 11th, 2008
@ 6:25 PM:
I have seen copies on the Japanese Ebay for significantly less. You might want to check there first.