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The sticker is a rectangular design applied to a metallic pole, featuring a grayscale depiction of an industrial complex, likely a steel plant, with multiple buildings, smokestacks, and intricate pipework under a cloudy sky. The word "HOESCH" is prominently displayed in gold capital letters on a large cylindrical structure within the industrial scene on the right. Above the main image, the word "Dortmund" is written in an elegant golden script font. In the bottom-left corner, there is a circular logo with a black background, showcasing crossed yellow hammer and pick tools. This logo is encircled by yellow text that reads "Sectatores Tremoniae e.V." at the top and "BVB-Fanclub seit 2008" at the bottom. The sticker shows signs of wear, with a noticeable tear or peeling on its right edge.

Dortmund HOESCH Sectatores Tremoniae e.V. BVB-Fanclub seit 2008

26 February 14
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