Stockholm
The sticker is rectangular with a dark green background. The word "TORN" is displayed in large white capital letters at the top, and "ADOS" is similarly displayed at the bottom, together forming "TORNADOS". A white horizontal stripe separates the two words, with a lighter green stripe beneath it. Centered on these stripes is a shield-shaped emblem. The top section of the shield reads "TR 96". The bottom section of the shield features a graphic of a tornado. The shield itself is split vertically with dark green and white sections. The sticker is applied to a dark green pole and shows signs of wear and peeling.

TORN TR 96 ADOS

15 July 2025 13
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