Agree, and I suspect only a tiny percentage of mathematicians have read it (I certainly did a degree and doctorate in maths at Oxford and sat the logic and set

Agree, and I suspect only a tiny percentage of mathematicians have read it (I certainly did a degree and doctorate in maths at Oxford and sat the logic and set theory paper in my finals and it never went through my mind to read it). I get the impression that it's one of those books that was very influential in certain ways (Godel read it!) but is more a historical artefact now.