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A circular sticker featuring the F.C. Hansa Rostock club crest. It has a white background with a blue outer border. The upper half displays a stylized blue ship with a white sail, on which a white lion rampant is depicted. A small red flag or pennant flies from the ship's mast. The lower half features a curved red banner-like element with the white text 'F.C. HANSA' written along its curve. A red anchor-like symbol or stylized cross is positioned between the ship and the text. The primary colors are white, blue, and red.

F.C. HANSA Hansa Rostock sticker Spotted in Jelenia Góra Poland

03 April 15
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