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A circular sticker featuring a red prohibition symbol (a circle with a diagonal line) over two cartoon mice. Both mice are white with black outlines, wearing black jackets or suits and yellow scarves or ties. The mouse on the right wears round black glasses and has prominent front teeth. The background within the red circle is white. The sticker has a hand-drawn, somewhat whimsical style. 13
A round sticker with a red circle and a diagonal red line across a black silhouette of a dog pooping.  The sticker is affixed to a grey stone pillar. 6
The sticker is rectangular with a vibrant pink background. On the left, there is a large, roughly drawn black heart. To its right, two black stick figures are depicted, one holding a beer mug and the other a spray can or bottle. White, sans-serif capital letters read "MIT DIR BIN ICH" above the heart and figures, and "GERNE DICHT" below them. At the very bottom right, a small Instagram logo is followed by "@AGRARSTICKER". The sticker shows some minor wear, particularly around its edges, and is affixed to a reflective yellow pole. 9
A round sticker with a red prohibition symbol and a cartoonish figure running inside it. The figure has a long nose and is depicted with a simplistic style. 12
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The central sticker is rectangular, featuring bold, distressed yellow block letters on a black background. The top line reads 'FKBG' and the bottom line reads 'NORDLAND'. The sticker is applied to a heavily textured, light-colored pole, which also shows signs of other old, peeling stickers underneath and above it. The overall impression is one of urban marking or tagging in a public space. 33
The image features a black circular sticker adhered to a weathered, light-colored pole. The sticker has a prominent yellow 'A' enclosed within a rounded square frame, with a small yellow star integrated into the top right corner of the 'A'. Below the 'A', the text 'AKKS' is written in yellow uppercase letters. The pole itself shows signs of wear, with dirt, grime, and patches of what appears to be dried red paint or residue, suggesting previous layers of paint or other markings. There are also visible textures and potential remnants of other old stickers or paper on the pole. 14
The sticker is white and circular with all text and decorative elements in red. At the top, in smaller text, it reads "immaturus". Below this, the dominant text in a distressed, bold font says "DISNEY KILLER". Further down, in smaller text, it states "spilles i storelogen 30 april", suggesting an event or performance. The sticker has ornate decorative borders above and below the main text. It is placed on a heavily textured, peeling grey pole with visible signs of age and wear. 13
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. 11
The central sticker features a stylized, dark-colored fist clenching a vibrant red flower with a yellow stem, which appears to be breaking through or held within a blue circular background. This blue background is patterned with vertical black lines and small yellow/orange dots, resembling prison bars or a cage. Surrounding the blue circle is a radial arrangement of black, pointed shapes, reminiscent of feathers or leaves, giving the overall design a dynamic, almost shield-like appearance. The entire sticker is outlined in white, standing out against the worn, grey metal pole it is affixed to. The art style is graphic and bold, using strong lines and contrasting colors. 16
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