Stockholm

The sticker is black with white text and graphics. At the top, it reads 'Est. 1994' in a curved line. Below that, 'STREET BOMBERS' is written in larger, arched text. The central graphic is a cartoon bee wearing a rugby helmet and holding a rugby ball with 'DRS' written on it. The bee has a determined expression. Below the bee, the text 'FROM ROTTERDAM TO HONG KONG AND BACK' is displayed in two lines. The sticker appears to be slightly worn and peeling at the edges.

Est. 1994 STREET BOMBERS DRS FROM ROTTERDAM TO HONG KONG AND BACK

09 November
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