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Pink Floyd Stop Auction Of Inflatable Pig From Animals
Monday, 07 September 2015 - 12:47 | Views - 901
The members of Pink Floyd had reportedly managed to keep the legendary inflatable pig from their album cover for Animals out of a recent auction.

The pig was set to hit the auction block as part of a sale from Air Artists, who are the prop company that made the original pig, who is named Algie.

The pig is seen in the photograph for the album, tied down to the top of the Battersea power station in England.

It famously broke free and drifted across the skies of London before crashing down and blocking traffic near Heathrow Airport.
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