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= Pig 05049 chronicles the many consumer products that were made from a pig named 05049. The book offers an insightful look into how this one animal, a single source, provides raw material for a vast number of everyday objects, from meat to ammunition, medicine and photo paper. The book won the Dutch Design Award in 2008 and the Index award in 2009 in the category Play.


































