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The sticker is oval-shaped with an outer orange-gold border and an inner blue border, enclosing a cream-colored background. At the top, there's a blue circle with the letters 'FD' and a crown above it, flanked by the text 'ENGINE & LADDER 2' around the curve. Below 'FD', 'since 2024' is subtly written. The central prominent text reads 'Munich Oktoberfest' in blue script. Below this, an illustration depicts a cityscape with distinctive buildings, including twin-domed towers resembling Munich's Frauenkirche, a large Ferris wheel, and horse-drawn carriages in the foreground. At the bottom, the text '11.2 FL. OZ. (330 ML)' is visible, with 'Munich Specialty, Brewed according to the German Purity Law.' curved along the lower edge. The sticker itself appears slightly worn and bubbly in places.

19 July 2025
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