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The sticker is predominantly blue with a white border. Centered within the blue area are large, white letters in a gothic or old English font. The top line reads 'Cliff' and the bottom line reads 'gbg'. The sticker appears to be slightly creased and worn, suggesting it has been applied for some time. The overall aesthetic is striking due to the high contrast between the colors and the ornate font.

Cliff gbg

27 October 2025 7
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