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This sticker features a sepia-toned image of three children playing football in front of a historic European city. A red, black, and green horizontal line is featured on the middle of the image. The sticker commemorates '125 jaar NEC NIJMEGEN', indicating an anniversary celebration for a sports club. The vintage photography and classic typography give the sticker a nostalgic and celebratory feel.

SIAMOVIVIVASCODIPENDENTI 125 jaar NEC NIJMEGEN TURB10 https://www.instagram.com/siamovivivascodipendenti

07 July
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A square, dark grey sticker centered on a wall, featuring a prominent red circle with a thin yellow outline. Inside the circle, the words "Bauwagen Jettingen" are written in bold white letters. A yellow bee graphic is positioned directly above the red circle. The dark grey background of the sticker is subtly patterned with faint, repeating text that also reads "BAUWAGEN JETTINGEN".
A sticker featuring a detail of Rembrandt's 'The Night Watch' with text overlay in Dutch. The text translates to: 'The Night Watch, not the climate. Rijksmuseum, break with ING!' It appears to be a protest or activism sticker.
A book cover sticker for the novel "Skugg Namn" by Chris Smedbakken. The image shows a person standing in a dark, urban setting with a city skyline visible in the distance. The text is in Swedish and it translates to "Shadow Name".
A sticker featuring Karl Marx holding a banner that says "Nej till allianser med fascister." There's also a red rose with a fist in the middle, symbolizing resistance. The text on the sticker translates to "We shoot our generals. Fight against NATO!"