Berlin

The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, featuring a solid black background. White, stencil-style uppercase letters are prominently displayed, spelling 'MUSCHI' on the top line and 'OBER-MAIER' on the bottom line. The text is centered within the sticker. The sticker shows minor signs of wear, including slight creases and some dirt, indicating its exposure to the elements on the metallic pole.

MUSCHI OBER- MAIER

03 December
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