Amsterdam
The sticker is predominantly a warm, gradient brown, transitioning from a lighter shade at the top to a darker shade at the bottom. Centered on the sticker is a black shield-shaped emblem. Within this emblem, a small, detailed illustration depicts a king wearing a crown and holding a frothy beer mug. Below the emblem, a black banner with a thin gold outline contains the white text 'De Kapschuur'. The sticker appears to be slightly peeling at the top right corner.

Amsterdam De Kapschuur

09 November 2025
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