Stockholm
A circular sticker featuring a dark blue background. At its center is a prominent four-pointed compass rose design in yellow, with a subtle darker yellow or gold outline. The points of the compass rose extend towards the edge of the circle. Arched around the top half of the circle, in bold white capital letters, is the text "SÖDER TÄLJE". Arched around the bottom half, also in bold white capital letters, is "SPORT KLUBB". The sticker has a glossy finish, reflecting some light, and appears slightly wrinkled, indicating it's a physical sticker adhered to a pole covered with other worn stickers.

SÖDER TÄLJE SPORT KLUBB

08 March 2
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