Amsterdam

A purple sticker with a graphic design featuring a woman, a lion, graffiti, and other elements. The text at the bottom reads "Sachschaden durch Dachschaden", which translates from German to "Property damage due to roof damage".

ONS xxx SACHSCHADEN DURCH DACHSCHADEN est. 2013

30 April 2022
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