Any informed eBay seller dealing in a copy of
Ilonka Karasz's summer 1955
New Yorker cover should be able to distinguish the kudzu vine from poison ivy. In the description the seller hedges a bit, calling
the cover illustration a depiction of a "kudzu or kudzu-like vine"—goodness gracious!—adding "This is a lovely and whimsical image that would bring a chuckle to anyone dealing with an invasive vine in their yard."
Or with a nasty rash...
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Ilonka Karasz, The New Yorker, June 25, 1955 |
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eBay Listing Copied December 1, 2016
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Kudzu leaves vs. poison ivy leaves
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