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The sticker for Grinicy Vintage Clothing is attached to a black metal pipe. The sticker is white with black ink illustrations and text. It features a man in a hat and a winged figure. Text on the sticker reads 'Grinicy Vintage'. The sticker also mentions the address 'Calle Cuba 22' and 'Russafa-Valencia-46006'.

HANDICRAFTS SHOP GRINIGY Alternative INDEFINITE ARTICLE- CLOTHES DECORATION SECOND HAND TO ao THES TO-PAIN TIENDA B HAND... ALTERNATIVA ACCESSORY... HAT SHOES HANDBAG... PIETRY. DRAWING ORIGINAL Ca DECORAMOS Clothing RUSSAFA TVS BOTh VINTAGE CATATOS o It G DIBUJOS in FENTURA RESISTENTE GUITARR AS SUMBREROS GUANTES PANVELOS CINTURONES VINTAGE BALSOS VESTIDOS.. RUSSAFA CALLE CUBA-22- -VALENCIA 46006 Jugu saledy 2084

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