Stockholm
A roughly square sticker with a light beige or cream-colored central panel. It features a thin, dark brown inner border, followed by a wider white outer border. The text 'PDJ's' is prominently displayed in a bold, dark brown serif font, with 'Was Here' written below it in a smaller, elegant cursive script, also in dark brown. The sticker appears slightly worn, with minor creases and a small tear at the top edge, and is affixed to a dark, scratched, and textured pipe or pole.

PDJ's Was Here

04 April 3
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