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A round sticker featuring the logo of Karlsruher Sport-Club (KSC), a German football club. The logo includes the club's name, the abbreviation KSC in a circle, and the word "Fidelitas" (Latin for "faithfulness") on a shield. The colors are mainly blue, red, and yellow.

FIDELITAS KSC Karlsruher Sport-Club

29 October 2024 9
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