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A rectangular, black and white sticker featuring a stylized, almost cartoonish, portrait of a man. He is depicted from the chest up, wearing a flat cap with a dotted texture and a collared shirt under a jacket. The man has a friendly, slightly mischievous smile and is looking slightly to the right. Below the portrait, in large, bold, white capital letters, is the word 'KOAH'. The sticker is applied to a dark pole, showing minor wear and slight peeling at the bottom right edge.

KOAH

18 March 5
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