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The sticker features a black background with white text in an old German script. At the top, it reads 'Für Verein' (For Club) and at the bottom, 'und Vaterland' (and Fatherland). In the center, there are two prominent emblems flanked by green laurel-like leaves. On the left is the German federal eagle (Bundesadler) in black with red talons, set against a golden yellow shield. On the right is a circular logo for FC Homburg, featuring a white background with a green border. The text 'HOMBURG-SAAR' is at the top of this circle, 'F C' on either side, and '08' at the bottom. Inside the circle is a stylized tree with numerous green heart-shaped leaves.

Für Verein und Vaterland HOMBURG-SAAR F C 08

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